Reflections on the role of attachment disorders in addiction as well as family- and intimate partner violence.
Mental Health
Mental health refers to our psychological well-being. Often narcissistic abuse manifests as an insidious kind of psycho-emotional abuse that can have serious mental health consequences for the target. Because the abuse is so subtle, it can take months or years for the survivor to understand what is happening to them.
Narcissistic Abuse Rehab has curated a collection of articles and essays to aid survivors of narcissistic abuse in the recovery. Our articles discuss how long term manipulation can impact the mind. In many cases, this can destabilize the survivor’s mental health and cause anxiety disorder, traumatic bonding, Stockholm Syndrome, major depression, and complex post-traumatic stress syndrome (C-PTSD). We also look at some of the interventions available for survivors of exposure to pathological narcissism.
In the aftermath of narcissistic abuse, paranoia can settle in like a shadow, darkening every corner of a survivor’s life. What once seemed like intuition now feels like an unrelenting sense of dread, a constant fear that betrayal and manipulation are lurking around every corner. This state of hypervigilance, born from the manipulative tactics of abuse perpetrators, can leave even…
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On shame-based behavior, its role in dysfunctional narcissism, and why it is importance of compassionate understanding.