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From the Archives: Why Do Victims of Narcissistic Abuse Blame Themselves?
From the Archives: Why Do Victims of Narcissistic Abuse Blame Themselves?
From the Archives: Why Do Victims of Narcissistic Abuse Blame Themselves?
Tuesday 22nd January 2019
Discover why victims of narcissistic abuse blame themselves and learn healing strategies from experts on 'Mental Health News Radio'.
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Get the buttons here!Why Victims of Narcissistic Abuse Blame Themselves: Insights from Mental Health Experts
Until you realize, until you understand that there are people in the world who lack empathy, they lack the ability to feel things, they lack any remorse, they don't really have a conscience, until you understand that there are people who are like that, you're going to continue to spin your wheels thinking: what did I do to kind of make this relationship fall apart, when it turns out that there's a whole lot more to what happened to you that you haven't even begun to understand yet.
Have you ever wondered why victims of narcissistic abuse often blame themselves? In this compelling episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', three renowned experts—Christine Louis de Canonville, Michelle Mallon, and Andrea Schneider—join the host to explore this complex issue.
These educators are leaders in understanding Narcissistic Victim Syndrome, and they bring a wealth of knowledge to the table.Christine Louis de Canonville, author of 'The Three Faces of Evil', shares insights from her upcoming book, while Michelle Mallon, a faculty member at Ohio State University, and Andrea Schneider, a licensed clinical social worker, delve into the mental health challenges faced by survivors.
They discuss the widespread impact of narcissistic, psychopathic, and sociopathic abuse, often referred to as the dark triad.The conversation doesn't shy away from tough topics. From the misdiagnosis of borderline personality disorder to the critical need for educating mental health professionals about narcissistic victim syndrome, the episode covers it all.
The guests also highlight the role of therapy in healing and the importance of personal stories in recovery journeys.If you're seeking to understand the intricate dynamics of narcissistic abuse and its profound effects on mental health, this episode is a must-listen. It's not just informative but also offers a sense of hope and practical strategies for those affected. Tune in to gain valuable insights and support on your path to healing.