Talk to Suzy Roxas

Talk to Suzy Roxas Clinical psychologist in the field of adult child-parent relationships within the context of addiction, in**st, prostitution, and favoritism.

Certified in Interpersonal psychotherapy and CBT

26/10/2025

We’ve seen it too often — corruption that no longer shocks us, wrongdoing that feels like part of the system. Corruption is Normal explores how repeated exposure dulls our moral senses and reshapes what we accept as “just the way things are.”
The real danger isn’t only in those who do wrong — but in the rest of us, when we stop feeling that it’s wrong.

25/10/2025

Dark Night is a reflection on the quiet pain carried by those who have suffered but could not speak. Silence is not weakness — it’s often a shield against shame, blame, and disbelief. Instead of asking “Why didn’t she say something?”, perhaps we should ask “Did we make it safe for her to?”
Let this video remind us: healing begins when compassion is louder than judgment.

24/10/2025

When public trust is broken, anger is easy — but accountability isn’t just about pointing fingers. It’s about understanding how systems fail, how silence enables wrongdoing, and how we all have a role in rebuilding integrity. DPWH Burns invites us to pause and reflect: in every scandal we witness, what does it say about who we choose to be as a nation?

23/10/2025

Some battles are invisible — fought in silence, behind brave faces, and heavy hearts. Hard to Fight is a tribute to those who carry pain they can’t yet name or share. Before we ask “Why didn’t they speak up?”, let’s ask “Did we make it safe for them to?”
Healing starts when empathy replaces judgment, and when listening becomes our first response.

22/10/2025

When we shift how we see time, we change how we act.
Psychology reminds us that success isn’t about what’s behind us—it’s about the mindset we bring to what’s next.
That’s a way of thinking behind ICI’s return to live television: not being stuck in the old, but a continuation—with purpose, clarity, and direction.

20/10/2025

Many victims of r**e choose silence — not because they’re weak, but because shame, fear, and judgment make it hard to speak.
Before we ask “Why didn’t she say something?”, let’s ask “What made her afraid to?”
Let’s build a world where survivors are met with compassion, not blame.

17/10/2025

Bullying of women in the workplace

13/10/2025

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