Domestic Abuse and the Narcissist
Domestic Abuse and the Narcissist
Why is it so difficult to break away?
Why is it so difficult to break away?
Posted Mar 22, 2020
Posted Mar 22, 2020
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The Myth That Coercive and Controlling Domestic Abusers Can Be Adequate Parents
The Myth That Coercive and Controlling Domestic Abusers Can Be Adequate Parents
Explaining Coercive Control to People Who Don't Quite Get It: A Series. Part 2.
Explaining Coercive Control to People Who Don't Quite Get It: A Series. Part 2.
Just in from Family Court: Father NEGLECTED his Children Because he Coercively Controlled their Mother
Just in from Family Court: Father NEGLECTED his Children Because he Coercively Controlled their Mother
Family Court Reaches Groundbreaking Conclusions Using Dr Emma Katz's Children and Coercive Control Research
Family Court Reaches Groundbreaking Conclusions Using Dr Emma Katz's Children and Coercive Control Research
Introducing SLAY Your Negotiation™ With a Narcissist
Introducing SLAY Your Negotiation™ With a Narcissist
Slay™ Your Negotiation with a Narcisisst is a battle-tested & proven blueprint.
Slay™ Your Negotiation with a Narcisisst is a battle-tested & proven blueprint.
Custody, violence against women and violence against children
Custody, violence against women and violence against children
Report of the Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences,
Report of the Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences,
Reem Alsalem
Reem Alsalem
Redefining domestic violence in France as a violation of human rights: coercive control
Redefining domestic violence in France as a violation of human rights: coercive control
Authors: Marine Lavédrine and Andreea Gruev-Vintila
Two Words That Will Immediately End Narcissistic Abuse
Two Words That Will Immediately End Narcissistic Abuse
Setting boundaries is an important part of all relationships. It becomes even more important — and potentially life-saving — when you are interacting with a pathological narcissist. Those who are Self-Love Deficient (SLD), which is a new term for codependent, need to learn tools and strategies to set boundaries, even to the point of breaking up with someone.
One of the most effective techniques for setting boundaries and breaking free from a pathological narcissist is the “Of Course Method.” It may seem like a simple turn of phrase, but “of course” are two small words that hold huge power.
4 Ways to Support a Victim of Pathological Narcissism
4 Ways to Support a Victim of Pathological Narcissism
How to help loved ones survive narcissistic abuse.
How to help loved ones survive narcissistic abuse.
Posted September 24, 2022
Narcissism impacts more than just its immediate victims and can have far-reaching effects for the loved ones of a narcissist. Pathological narcissists typically become skilled at manipulating and tormenting family members, significant others, and close friends, which gives them more opportunities to inflict harm. Posted September 24, 2022
How to recognize gaslighting and respond to it
How to recognize gaslighting and respond to it
By Angela Houpt
By Angela Houpt
When Joey Ackerman was training to be a psychotherapist, her mentor told her that to truly understand gaslighting — a form of manipulation that often occurs in abusive relationships — she needed to rent the movie from which the term originated. Then they would talk about it.
Gaslighting “is a manipulative form of communication where a power differential exists,” said Angela Corbo, an associate professor and chair of communication studies at Widener University in Chester, Pa. It can occur in romantic relationships or friendships, between parents and children, when seeking medical care or even at work. “I see it as one party distorting information and preying upon another’s vulnerability,” said Corbo, who likened it to a “more sophisticated way of looking at bullying.”
Proving Your Case against a Narcissist
Proving Your Case against a Narcissist
Proving a case against a narcissistic spouse can be complex, as narcissists may not be adverse to lying under oath, even if the truth can be easily shown. They may actually believe their lies and simply talk in circles. This is part of their need for gamesmanship and control. Therefore, it is very important that you gather as much evidence as you can to support your position or that demonstrates your narcissistic ex’s false statements.
Proving a case against a narcissistic spouse can be complex, as narcissists may not be adverse to lying under oath, even if the truth can be easily shown. They may actually believe their lies and simply talk in circles. This is part of their need for gamesmanship and control. Therefore, it is very important that you gather as much evidence as you can to support your position or that demonstrates your narcissistic ex’s false statements.
Documentation is key to proving your case against a narcissistic ex. Once you have gathered all the documents you can, be sure to carefully organize the information. It is important that you be able to timely locate the information you need.
Documentation is key to proving your case against a narcissistic ex. Once you have gathered all the documents you can, be sure to carefully organize the information. It is important that you be able to timely locate the information you need.
How To Get A Narcissist to Reveal Themselves
How To Get A Narcissist to Reveal Themselves
Exposing a narcissist can be a challenging task. Waging a custody battle with a narcissist can be even more overwhelming. However, you can learn how to expose a narcissist with the help of an experienced family law attorney.
Exposing a narcissist can be a challenging task. Waging a custody battle with a narcissist can be even more overwhelming. However, you can learn how to expose a narcissist with the help of an experienced family law attorney.
What You Need to Know About Narcissists and Parental Alienation Syndrome
What You Need to Know About Narcissists and Parental Alienation Syndrome
By Rozin | Golinder Law, LLC March 22, 2021
By Rozin | Golinder Law, LLC March 22, 2021
When you divorce a narcissist, they can leave a trail of destruction in their path. Narcissists thrive on control and having a perfect image. A divorce can shatter this notion, resulting in the narcissist’s self-perception ruined. They have trouble coping with the loss of their control, which leads them to create as much chaos, pain, and destruction as possible in their wake.
When you divorce a narcissist, they can leave a trail of destruction in their path. Narcissists thrive on control and having a perfect image. A divorce can shatter this notion, resulting in the narcissist’s self-perception ruined. They have trouble coping with the loss of their control, which leads them to create as much chaos, pain, and destruction as possible in their wake.
How might a narcissist do this? They may seek revenge on their ex-spouse through the form of parental alienation syndrome (PAS). Through PAS, narcissists use their children as pawns to get back at their ex in an effort to prove their dominance. To protect you and your child’s best interests, it is crucial to understand what PAS is and what you can do if you believe your ex-spouse is using this as a tactic with your children.
How might a narcissist do this? They may seek revenge on their ex-spouse through the form of parental alienation syndrome (PAS). Through PAS, narcissists use their children as pawns to get back at their ex in an effort to prove their dominance. To protect you and your child’s best interests, it is crucial to understand what PAS is and what you can do if you believe your ex-spouse is using this as a tactic with your children.
Divorcing a Narcissist with Tina Swithin
Divorcing a Narcissist with Tina Swithin
Are You Encouraging Gaslighting?
Are You Encouraging Gaslighting?
Signs that you may be helping someone control you.
Signs that you may be helping someone control you.
Posted December 8, 2021
Posted December 8, 2021
What Is Narcissistic Abuse Syndrome? This Manipulative Relationship Dynamic Can Damage Your Mental Health
What Is Narcissistic Abuse Syndrome? This Manipulative Relationship Dynamic Can Damage Your Mental Health
It's a form of emotional abuse that can leave you feeling worthless.
It's a form of emotional abuse that can leave you feeling worthless.
What To Know About Divorcing A Narcissist, From Lawyers & Psychologists
What To Know About Divorcing A Narcissist, From Lawyers & Psychologists
September 25, 2020
How A Relationship With A Narcissist Can Cause Lifelong Trauma + How To Heal
How A Relationship With A Narcissist Can Cause Lifelong Trauma + How To Heal
By Doctor of Clinical Psychology
Narcissistic Abuse IS Domestic Violence
Narcissistic Abuse IS Domestic Violence
January 9, 2019 by narwisemaggie
Micromanipulations: A Narcissist's Method of Control
Micromanipulations: A Narcissist's Method of Control
Narcissists use a mix of direct and covert tactics to manipulate others.
Posted Nov 02, 2020
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