Mandy Friedman LPCC-S
Mandy Friedman LPCC-S
HBO's Succession: Group Dynamics Season Two
HBO's Succession: Group Dynamics Season Two
HBO's Succession: Group Dynamics Season Two
Monday 27th May 2024
Join Mandy Friedman and Andrew as they decode the toxic family dynamics in HBO's Succession, offering insights into narcissistic abuse.
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Get the buttons here!Inside HBO's Succession: Decoding Toxic Family Dynamics
Episode Overview
- Exploration of group dynamics in HBO's Succession
- Analysis of toxic family systems and manipulative behaviours
- Discussion on love bombing and normalized abuse
- Insight into hierarchical power structures and human shields
- Explanation of circling the wagons in narcissistic family systems
One of the other dynamics we want to talk about is the dynamics surrounding Raya, who has been kind of selected by Logan to maybe be a successor. We're not sure. She also could be someone who's going to be a lackey, who's going to be a fall guy.
Have you ever wondered what makes the Roy family tick in HBO's hit series, Succession? In this episode of SNAP: Survivors of Narcissistic & Abusive Personalities, Mandy Friedman and her brother Andrew take a deep dive into the tangled web of group dynamics within the Logan family. They break down the manipulative tactics and power plays that keep this dysfunctional family spinning.
From 'love bombing' to 'Boar on the Floor', Mandy and Andrew dissect each scene with a keen eye, revealing how these toxic behaviors mirror real-life narcissistic abuse. They also touch on normalized abuse, human shields, and the hierarchy of power within the family. This episode offers a gripping analysis that will make you see the show—and perhaps your own relationships—in a whole new light. Perfect for fans of Succession and anyone interested in understanding the darker side of family dynamics.