Nurturing Self-Esteem and Reducing Negative Self-Talk: A Vital Ingredient for a Fulfilling Life Self-esteem is the mirror through which we view ourselves - not just superficially, but deep down at our core. It reflects our
The Complex Web of Attachment and Relationships with a Narcissist Relationships are the bedrock of emotional well-being, but what happens when the bedrock is a quagmire, particularly when one is entangled with a narcissist? To
People-pleasing behaviors learned in childhood, especially as a child of a narcissistic parent, can influence how one parents their own children. Children of narcissists often learn to suppress their own needs and desires to cater
Empty Nest Syndrome and the Shadow of Narcissistic Upbringing Understanding the Double-Edged Struggle for Mothers The transition to an empty nest can be a poignant milestone for any parent. It's that point in life when
Recovering from Narcissistic Abuse: Reclaiming Your Identity with Professional Guidance for Recovery Introduction Narcissistic abuse is a deeply traumatic experience that can leave lasting scars on a person's self-esteem, mental health, and overall well-being.
The inconsistent behaviors of a toxic relationship produce a potent cocktail of addictive hormones. Oxytocin (AKA the “Love” hormone) is the bonding hormone released during cuddling, hugging, sex, massage, and other forms of touch. Dopamine
I often get asked which is the worst type of narcissist. I feel like this is kind of like asking which type of fish smells worse once it’s rotten. They’re all terrible. I will say,
Our Survivors of Narcissistic Abuse (SoNA) Support Group So many of us have had the experience of no one seeing the whole picture of our experience in our relationship with a narcissist. Because people
Recovering from Narcissistic Abuse: Are You an Empath? Many of us are noticing our empathic tendencies and getting more in touch with them. There is a lot of talk out there about how those
Recovering from Narcissistic Abuse: Starting the Process of Healing As people start working through the abuse they have experienced, one of the most difficult changes in processing what they’ve been through is to start seeing
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