Do Narcissists Experience Gratitude?
As part of the commitment toward psychological healthiness, we each need times of reflection to ponder the things in life that are good. It’s therapeutic to focus on relationships that…
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Podcast: The “Of Course” Method of Responding To Narcissists, Featuring Ross Rosenberg
Dr. C interviews psychotherapist and author, Ross Rosenberg, regarding his work with people struggling with Self-Love Deficit Disorder and how they become magnets for narcissists. Ross describes the treatment he refers…
Continue readingPodcast: The 3 D’s Of Narcissistic Abuse, Featuring Dr. David Hawkins
In this episode, Dr. C is joined by Dr. David Hawkins of Seattle, Washington, who discusses his work with men and women trying to heal from narcissistic abuse. Dr. Hawkins…
Continue readingPodcast: What Drives a Narcissist’s Anger?
A natural byproduct of the narcissistic pattern is the perpetual struggle with anger. Dr. Les Carter breaks down the ingredients of narcissism, showing you how they are easily predisposed to…
Continue readingPodcast: Negotiating with the Narcissist, Featuring Rebecca Zung
Dr. Les Carter interviews noted family law attorney, Rebecca Zung, who discusses her approach to negotiating with a narcissist. Using what she refers to as the SLAY method of negotiation,…
Continue readingAre Narcissists Basically Committed to Their Anger?
When you have ongoing exposure to a narcissist, anger problems will inevitably come to the fore. Initially, you will notice how that person struggles with resentments toward others. Then eventually…
Continue readingPodcast: Growing Up In A Narcissistic Family, Featuring Julie L. Hall
For healthy personality development, it is essential for children to have a home that emphasizes trust and empathy. Unfortunately, in homes dominated by a narcissistic parent, that is a lost…
Continue readingHow Covert Narcissists Work a Crowd. . .And That Includes You
Covert narcissists can be among the most difficult people to encounter because they can initially appear friendly and cooperative, when in fact they are not. A defining feature of narcissism…
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