Social Withdrawal — Social withdrawal is pulling away from connection to reduce threat or shame. It can protect in the short term, but often increases depression and vulnerability, so recovery aims for safe, non-romantic support.

Added September 26, 2026

Social Withdrawal — Social withdrawal is the behavior of reducing contact, avoiding activities, or disengaging from supportive relationships. A victim might stop discussing the scam or participate less in a support community. Recognizing this change creates an opportunity to examine the feelings driving disengagement. — Recovery Barriers

Added October 31, 2026