Christine Louis de Canonville Sheds Light on Narcissistic Personality Disorder in Women
Basically, what we're looking at when we're talking about a narcissistic mother is we're talking about somebody that's always showing that chronic face of patterns and they don't change.
Ever wondered how narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) manifests differently in women? In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', Christine Louis de Canonville joins Kristin Walker to break down this complex subject. Christine, with nearly three decades of experience in mental health and trauma recovery, specializes in Narcissistic Abuse Recovery. Her mission is clear: to make understanding narcissistic abuse a fundamental part of clinical training for all mental health professionals.
Christine and Kristin dive into the signs, symptoms, and effects of NPD in women. They explore how childhood trauma, relationship dynamics, and emotional manipulation play significant roles in shaping these behaviors. Christine also discusses the chronic patterns seen in narcissistic mothers and the unique challenges they pose to their loved ones. The conversation isn't just theoretical; it's packed with practical advice. Christine emphasizes the importance of empathy and boundaries when dealing with individuals with NPD.
She also highlights the need for continuous professional development among therapists to better understand and treat this disorder. This episode offers a wealth of information for anyone affected by or interested in narcissistic personality disorder in women. Whether you're a mental health professional, someone struggling with NPD, or a loved one seeking to understand, you'll find valuable insights and actionable strategies here.