Love, Isolation, and Healing During COVID-19: Insights from N.A.R.C. Troopers
I think a crisis is best approached by a community that stands in Solidarity, a family with close support, loyal friends and abundant alliances.
Feeling lonely and isolated during the COVID-19 pandemic? For those recovering from narcissistic abuse, these times can be particularly tough. In this episode of 'N.A.R.C. Troopers', host Prajinta Pesqueda dives into the unique challenges faced by survivors during the crisis. She starts by discussing how community and support are crucial in times of upheaval. While some find solace in shared experiences, others, especially those recently out of toxic relationships, might feel more alone than ever.
Prajinta shares her personal journey through recovery and the added layer of difficulty brought on by social distancing. She examines why genuine love often eludes narcissists and how this impacts their victims. One of the standout moments in the episode is her exploration of trauma bonding and the unexpected relationships that can form during crises. She explains how brain chemistry plays a role in these bonds, making them complex and hard to navigate.
Despite the hurdles, Prajinta emphasizes the importance of building a strong support system. She encourages listeners to seek out virtual communities and resources to combat feelings of isolation. Her compassionate approach offers hope and practical advice for anyone struggling to find connection during these challenging times. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that not only acknowledges the difficulties but also provides a roadmap for healing and connection.