Ross Rosenberg
Ross Rosenberg, M. Ed., LCPC, CADC
Emotional Dysmorphia: Regaining What Was Stolen from You
Emotional Dysmorphia: Regaining What Was Stolen from You
Emotional Dysmorphia: Regaining What Was Stolen from You
Monday 11th November 2024
Ross Rosenberg introduces 'emotional dysmorphia' and offers insights on overcoming distorted self-perceptions caused by narcissistic abuse.
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Episode Overview
- Emotional dysmorphia involves distorted self-perceptions similar to body dysmorphia.
- These negative beliefs are often reinforced through abusive relationships with narcissists.
- Seeking feedback from trusted friends or therapists can help counteract these harmful narratives.
- Understanding projective identification and gaslighting is crucial in recognising emotional dysmorphia.
- Practical steps and professional guidance can aid in reclaiming self-worth and achieving self-love.
Do not let your emotional dysmorphia ruin your life.
Are you struggling with feelings of inadequacy or being unlovable despite evidence to the contrary? This episode of The Self-Love Recovery Podcast might just be the eye-opener you need. Ross Rosenberg introduces the concept of 'emotional dysmorphia,' a term he coined to describe distorted self-perceptions that plague those with Self-Love Deficit Disorder (SLDD), commonly known as codependency.
Drawing parallels to body dysmorphia, Ross explains how emotional dysmorphia involves pervasive, negative beliefs about oneself that persist even when others affirm the opposite. These distorted beliefs are often reinforced through abusive relationships, particularly with narcissists. Ross shares his own journey and professional experiences to shed light on this complex issue. He breaks down how these harmful perceptions develop and offers practical advice on how to start reclaiming your true self.
Through engaging anecdotes and relatable examples, Ross makes a compelling case for recognising and challenging these internalised distortions. He encourages listeners to seek feedback from trusted friends or therapists to counteract the negative narratives imposed by narcissistic influences. Whether you're dealing with self-doubt, low self-esteem, or the aftermath of a toxic relationship, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable steps to help you on your path to self-love and recovery.
Don't let emotional dysmorphia hold you back - tune in to understand how you can start healing today.