Here we interview Tracy Malone, a Narcissistic abuse coach and author of "You Can't Make This Shit Up" and 25 self-help journals.
We dive deeper into how Narcissistic traits on a personal level may stem from Narcissistic traits on a macro, societal level. Politics, "keeping up with the Jones'", capitalism...it's all part of this discussion!
Dr. Jaime Zuckerman (aka Dr. Z) joins us to discuss what people can expect when trying to leave relationships where they are being abused by a Narcissist.
Dr. Colleen Reichmann, an expert in treating eating disorders, joins us to discuss how eating disorders are related to borderline personality disorder, substance abuse, and Narcissistic family systems.
Once you see Narcissistic traits, you can't unsee them. In fact, you may become strangely aware of these traits in others, which begs the question, "Are there just Narcissists everywhere, or what?".
Eden Robinson, author of upcoming memoir "Becoming Shameless", tells us about her experience with Narcissistic parenting. She shares her road to discovering her truest self as a gay woman and how she gained the courage to be authentic. Eden also shares how she successfully dodges gaslighting and other abusive behavior.
Here we interview Brandon Chadwick, the creator of the popular podcast, "Narcissist Apocalypse". Usually he's the one doing the interviewing, but today we got to hear his story and how he helps survivors of Narcissistic Abuse.
Part 2 of breaking down some of the buzziest words around relationships and Narcissistic abuse.
In this episode, we unpack some of what goes on in relationships with Narcissistic abuse. We explore one of the buzziest terms out there - "gaslighting", and we discuss the often-misunderstood term, "triangulation".
We describe what it's like being in a relationship, romantic or otherwise, with someone who has Narcissistic tendencies. We also cover some of the underlying issues at play.
An overview of each type of personality within the "cluster B" section of personality disorders - Borderline, Narcissistic, Histrionic, and Sociopathic. If you've felt confused about the difference between these, this episode hopes to provide clarity.
Alisa Stamps, LCSW and Kasey Jarvis, LMFT introduce themselves and invite you to join them in ongoing discussion of the joys of relationships with Narcissistic and Borderline personality tendencies. If you've ever asked yourself, 'Am I the Crazy One?', you're in the right place.