Yitz Epstein

Narcissism Recovery Podcast

Yitz Epstein

  • The Narcissistic Family Unit

The Narcissistic Family Unit

Friday 26th July 2019

Yitz Epstein explores the chaotic dynamics of narcissistic families and provides practical advice for healing on 'Narcissism Recovery Podcast'.
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12 minutes
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Empowering
Healing
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Transformative

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Narcissism Recovery Podcast
Author:
Yitz Epstein
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Categories:
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Mindful Recovery
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Unmasking the Narcissistic Family: Roles, Chaos, and Healing

The narcissistic family unit differs from healthy families in that everyone has an equal say. In healthy families, everyone feels respected, loved, seen, cared for, and accepted.
Ever wondered what lies beneath the surface of a seemingly perfect family? In this episode of the 'Narcissism Recovery Podcast', Yitz Epstein peels back the layers of the narcissistic family unit, revealing a world controlled by manipulation, bullying, and coercion. Despite outward appearances, these families are often devoid of love, empathy, and boundaries. Each family member is assigned a role by the narcissistic abuser, such as the scapegoat child, golden child, hero child, or mascot child.
These roles can change at any moment, creating an environment of chaos and fear where everyone strives to play their part perfectly to avoid the abuser's wrath. Epstein contrasts this with healthy families, where respect, love, and acceptance are the norms. Breaking free from such a toxic environment is challenging but essential for healing. In this episode, Epstein offers practical advice on how to start this difficult journey towards a healthier life.
If you've experienced narcissistic abuse or grew up in such a family, this episode provides valuable insights and support. Tune in to understand the dynamics at play and take your first steps towards recovery.