The Iceberg Hypothesis: Unmasking Hidden Narcissists
Episode Overview
Ross introduces the Iceberg Hypothesis, shedding light on the hidden nature of pathological narcissists and sociopaths. The episode provides a compelling framework for understanding covert narcissism and its impact on relationships. Listeners gain insights into the dynamics of codependency and trauma recovery through Ross's extensive experience and analogies. Ross empowers individuals to recognise unhealthy relationships and advocates for self-love and personal growth. The episode concludes with a poignant message, inspiring listeners to take charge of their future and embrace self-love abundance.
Our future is in our hands, despite what anyone has told you before. You can be the self-love abundant person you've always dreamt of. It's your birthright.
Imagine an iceberg floating in the ocean. You see only a small part above the water, while the bulk of it lurks beneath. In this episode of The Self-Love Recovery Podcast, Ross Rosenberg uses this vivid metaphor to explain the deceptive nature of narcissists. Particularly focusing on covert narcissists and sociopaths, Ross unveils how these individuals often appear charming and generous on the surface but hide a dark, manipulative core beneath.
Drawing from his vast experience as a psychotherapist and educator, Ross dives deep into his 'Iceberg Hypothesis', offering listeners a clear lens to identify and understand the hidden traits of pathological narcissists. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to grasp the complexities of narcissistic abuse and its impact on relationships. Ross’s relatable examples and insightful commentary provide not just knowledge, but practical advice for recognizing unhealthy dynamics and fostering self-love.