Eric Bergemann, PhD
Eric Bergemann, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist and psychotherapist dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families in Atwater Village, Los Angeles.
By Eric Bergemann, PhD
A relational rupture can shake the deepest layers of our emotional foundation, leaving us overwhelmed, uncertain, or disconnected from ourselves. Rebuilding resilience begins with acknowledging the pain without letting it define your future. This article explores how to regulate difficult emotions, interrupt destructive self-stories, and create a grounded sense of inner safety. You’ll learn the importance of reflective practices, healthy boundaries, and reconnecting with supportive relationships that help restore equilibrium. We also examine how to rebuild trust—both in yourself and others—by developing emotional agility and embracing gradual healing steps. Inspired in part by the work of Eric Bergemann, this guide highlights evidence-informed tools for stabilizing your nervous system, strengthening personal agency, and fostering meaningful growth after a significant interpersonal fracture. Whether the rupture came from a breakup, betrayal, or unexpected loss, you’ll gain compassionate strategies to regain your footing and move forward with clarity, purpose, and renewed emotional strength.Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/@EricBergemannPhd