Category: #narcissism

Narcissism refers to a personality trait characterized by a grandiose sense of self-importance, an excessive need for admiration, and a lack of empathy for others. It is one of the traits associated with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), which is a specific personality disorder outlined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5).

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Hear From Those We’ve Helped: Testimonials of Transformation

I understand that reaching out for help can sometimes feel like a leap of faith. That's why we want to share with you some inspiring stories of individuals who have walked a similar path and found support, healing, and growth through our services. Testimonial 1: “ I needed some help/guidance to help me deal with … Continue reading Hear From Those We’ve Helped: Testimonials of Transformation

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The Limbic System

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Restructuring

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Psychological Wounds

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Superficial relationships

Superficial relationships are characterized by a lack of depth, authenticity, and genuine emotional connection. In such relationships, the interactions tend to remain on the surface level, without delving into more meaningful or personal aspects. Here are some key features of superficial relationships: Limited emotional investment: In superficial relationships, there is typically a minimal emotional investment … Continue reading Superficial relationships

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What causes pathological lying

The causes of pathological lying are not fully understood, but there are several potential factors that may contribute to the development of this behavior. These factors can vary from individual to individual and may include: Personality traits: Certain personality traits may make individuals more prone to pathological lying. Traits such as narcissism, low self-esteem, impulsivity, … Continue reading What causes pathological lying

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What is “Cerebral narcissism”?

"Cerebral narcissism" is a term used to describe a subtype of narcissistic personality disorder in which the individual focuses on their intellectual abilities and achievements, rather than their physical appearance or social status. Individuals with cerebral narcissism may value their intelligence and knowledge above all else and may use it to assert their superiority over … Continue reading What is “Cerebral narcissism”?

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Q & A – I suspect a grandparent playing mind games with their grandchild?

If a grandparent is playing mind games with their grandchild, it can be a very distressing and confusing experience for the grandchild. Mind games can take many forms, such as emotional manipulation, guilt-tripping, or gaslighting, and can have long-lasting effects on a person's mental health and well-being. If you are concerned that a grandparent is … Continue reading Q & A – I suspect a grandparent playing mind games with their grandchild?

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Q & A -Does a child of NPD have to adore and agree with them always?

It's true that a parent with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) may have a strong need for admiration and attention from others, including their own children. This can lead to a dynamic where the child is expected to constantly provide the parent with praise and reassurance, and may be punished or criticized if they fail to … Continue reading Q & A -Does a child of NPD have to adore and agree with them always?