#Emotionalabuse

Recent research and expert insight are shining new light on a highly sophisticated form of emotional manipulation known as high-level gaslighting. For Thai readers navigating complex social, workplace, or family dynamics, recognizing this subtle psychological tactic is an emerging mental health priority. Drawing on the latest findings and expert commentary from psychologists published by Parade and AOL (Parade, AOL), this in-depth report explores the hallmark behaviors of high-level gaslighters, their impact on well-being, and practical strategies for protection—contextualized for Thai society.

Emotional abuse, often overlooked in discussions of harm and trauma, is emerging as an urgent public health concern that affects people across all walks of life—including many in Thailand. Recent expert analyses reveal that the psychological scars left by emotional abuse can be just as damaging, if not more so, than physical injuries. As global and Thai society increasingly confront the complex reality of nonphysical violence, mental health professionals urge greater awareness, prevention, and intervention strategies to address this “hidden wound” (AOL).