Discovering You're In Narcissistic Abuse

Are you recently discovering that you are in a relationship or situation of narcissistic abuse? 

Maybe one day you were telling someone about your relationship or situation and they told you something like, "that person is a narcissist!" 

Or maybe you were exasperated by your current relationship or life situation that you went to Google one day and started typing in things that you're going through, only to discover that the manipulative person in your life is a narcissist, psychopath, sociopath or other "Cluster B" personality disorder. 

Maybe you were watching dating advice on YouTube because you're so fed up with the types of people you've been meeting, and someone mentioned the word "narcissist" or "psychopath" and then you went looking for more information.

However you stumbled upon the keywords that led you to discover about narcissistic abuse, next you probably went down the rabbit hole devouring all the information you could find about it.

There is nothing more relieving than finding out that it's a thing and that there is a name for it!

In case you're still having doubts about whether it's narcissistic abuse or not, I want to point you toward some free resources that might help you. 

You Know You're In Narcissistic Abuse When...

This video will help you identify if you are in (or were in) narcissistic abuse.

This can apply to intimate partners, friends, family, bosses, coworkers, or anyone else in your social circles.

Did this happen to you? It's Called Narcissistic Abuse

This was my first video on YouTube back in January 2016. One day I'll tell you a story about how I finally took the leap and hit record. Keep in mind that since this was my first video ever, I was really nervous and that's pretty obvious by the way I said the word "like" about 1000 times :P

So please take it easy on me for the quality of this video! I think you'll still find some comfort in listening to it because it will likely remind you a lot of where you might be right now or where you were in the not too distant past. 

Narcissistic abuse is a form of emotional or psychological abuse (that often involves financial, sexual, spiritual and sometimes even physical abuse too) at the hands of a narcissist, psychopath, sociopath, or borderline personality.

The wounds of narcissistic abuse are often invisible yet it's very, very real.

Narcissistic abuse is an epidemic happening to millions of people and most of them don't even realize it. If you're watching this video thinking, OMG she's talking about my relationship, be sure to subscribe and check out my other educational videos on self-healing after narcissistic abuse.

And finally I want to share this video with you in case you don't know what to do now that you just discovered there's a narcissist, psychopath, sociopath or other manipulator in your life.

Tools for the Moment You Discover a Psychopath (Or Other Manipulator)

The tools you'll find in this video will help you minimize the trauma that you're facing when you unmask an abuser.