Narcissistic Sociopath

Margot MacCallum
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Psycho-education and recovery techniques for women recovering from psychologically abusive relationships with narcissists, sociopaths or psychopaths

  1. 02/06/2021

    Stage 1 of Recovery From Narcissistic Abuse

    For people who have recently experienced sudden abandonment or frenzied flight from a partner they believe to be a narcissist or sociopath

    9 min

  2. 25/05/2021

    The Stages of Acceptance of Narcissistic Abuse

    Change + resistance = struggle.

    14 min

  3. 01/02/2021

    Antidotes for Reactive Abuse

    Pause. Say nothing. Write it down. Keep yourself safe. Trust your instincts. Detoxify. Make room for positive influences. Slowly rebuild.

    14 min

  4. 26/10/2020

    The Role of Repetition Compulsion in Victimisation

    The fact of re-victimisation is a known phenomenon in professional trauma recovery circles. People who have been bullied, abused or traumatised in early life are especially vulnerable to human predators. Some will put this vulnerability down to weak boundaries, natural subservience, lack of assertiveness or anxious and dependent attachment tendencies. Whilst these explanations may be true in part, the conundrum of re-victimisation is far more complex and interdependent than any single issue.

  5. 05/10/2020

    Why Me?(of all the fish in the sea?)

    This might have been the only relationship in your life where you ended up co-dependent, with annihilated boundaries, so please shift your focus to other things, including your finer qualities that attracted the predator.

    16 min

  6. 03/10/2020

    No Contact or Limited Contact

    We loved and trusted him and placed him at the centre of our universe. So, it can take a while to accept he just doesn't care. He never loved us. His interest in us ended the day he gained our absolute commitment. From then onwards, it was just about what he could 'get'. He only cares about his image, and he loves no one but himself.

    11 min

  7. 31/08/2020

    Episode 10: What Is Moral Injury?

    One thing that characterises narcissistic abuse from other toxic behaviours is the repeated stealthy violation of our core values. These values bond us to our abuser(s), at the same time as their violation causes us great pain. We are torn. This kind of injury is what is meant by a moral injury.

    10 min

  8. 30/08/2020

    Episode 9: FAQ

    Tips from women who have survived the devastating impact of relationships with pathologically disordered men. Do's and don'ts for handling abandonment, traumatisation and grief.

    12 min
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