Brenda Stephens

Brenda is a therapist, speaker, coach, and author working with survivors of narcissistic abuse for the past 16 years. Our goal is to help survivors, heal, reclaim their lives, and learn how to avoid toxic relationships.

Brenda Stephens

Brenda Stephens

Brenda Stephens

Brenda is a therapist, speaker, coach, and author working with survivors of narcissistic abuse for the past 16 years. Our goal is to help survivors, heal, reclaim their lives, and learn how to avoid toxic relationships.

Shari Turner

My clients tell me they feel “heard”, listened to without being judged, and that I “get them.” My passion is helping people struggling with Narcissistic Abuse recovery, using my specialized training and experience to assist you in surviving the shattering pain and complicated trauma caused by these Toxic relationships. You can recover and get your life back, even if unable to end the relationship with the abusive Narcissist (whether romantic partner, family member, co-parent, employer, etc.)

I focus on YOUR unique goals, as well as healing emotional wounds, improving self-worth and finding more joy & connection in your life. We work on addressing the damage related to the narcissistic abuse, including severe depression & anxiety, trauma/complex PTSD, alcohol/drug abuse, Borderline personality traits, self-harm, chronic pain and disordered eating.

Shari Turner

Shari Turner

Shari Turner

My clients tell me they feel “heard”, listened to without being judged, and that I “get them.” My passion is helping people struggling with Narcissistic Abuse recovery, using my specialized training and experience to assist you in surviving the shattering pain and complicated trauma caused by these Toxic relationships. You can recover and get your life back, even if unable to end the relationship with the abusive Narcissist (whether romantic partner, family member, co-parent, employer, etc.)

I focus on YOUR unique goals, as well as healing emotional wounds, improving self-worth and finding more joy & connection in your life. We work on addressing the damage related to the narcissistic abuse, including severe depression & anxiety, trauma/complex PTSD, alcohol/drug abuse, Borderline personality traits, self-harm, chronic pain and disordered eating.

Paula Perez

My specialties include a unique approach to treating trauma and narcissistic abuse, PTSD, anxiety, depression, addictions, self- esteem, grief, and other life transition issues. I have specific training in supporting individuals recovering from the unique and destabilizing aspects of narcissistic abuse and will teach you how to heal from trauma experiences mindfully. You will gain new ways to regulate your stress response, explore your feelings and somatic experiences, and align with your true self in a place without judgment.

Paula Perez

Paula Perez

Paula Perez

My specialties include a unique approach to treating trauma and narcissistic abuse, PTSD, anxiety, depression, addictions, self- esteem, grief, and other life transition issues. I have specific training in supporting individuals recovering from the unique and destabilizing aspects of narcissistic abuse and will teach you how to heal from trauma experiences mindfully. You will gain new ways to regulate your stress response, explore your feelings and somatic experiences, and align with your true self in a place without judgment.

To be a victim of narcissistic abuse is devastating. Whether the narcissist is at work or home, it is not obvious right away that the person in question has narcissistic traits, and they tend to cause a lot of emotional damage before we figure it out. In the workplace, we may be trying to gain the approval of a boss who is constantly raising expectations. With a parent, we are trying to gain love, nurturing, and attention and learn what works to get those needs met. In a romantic relationship, we so want to believe in the flowery picture the narcissist has painted for us, we tend to find ways to justify their behavior even when the behavior is overtly toxic. In any case, the non-narcissist is usually bewildered and needs time to understand and heal from what happened to them.

To be a victim of narcissistic abuse is devastating. Whether the narcissist is at work or home, it is not obvious right away that the person in question has narcissistic traits, and they tend to cause a lot of emotional damage before we figure it out. In the workplace, we may be trying to gain the approval of a boss who is constantly raising expectations. With a parent, we are trying to gain love, nurturing, and attention and learn what works to get those needs met. In a romantic relationship, we so want to believe in the flowery picture the narcissist has painted for us, we tend to find ways to justify their behavior even when the behavior is overtly toxic. In any case, the non-narcissist is usually bewildered and needs time to understand and heal from what happened to them.