How to Bust the Myth of the Narcissistic Parent’s Superiority
Struggling with a narcissistic parent's supposed superiority? Discover how to debunk this myth and regain control in your life.
Category: recover from narcissistic abuse
No Redemption Necessary: How Scapegoat Survivors Stop Fixing Themselves
Ready to break free? Discover how scapegoat survivors halt the cycle of self-fixing. Uncover empowering insights on how scapegoat survivors stop fixin…
When a Narcissistic Parent Scapegoats the Other Parent: A.K.A. Parental Alienation
Was there a big disparity in power between your parents? Did one of your parents make the other parent seem disappointing, dangerous, or rejecting? Have…
Finding Compassion for Yourself and Your Scapegoat Parent After Narcissistic Abuse
Finding compassion for yourself and your scapegoat parent after narcissistic abuse can be a transformative journey. In the aftermath of such an emotio…
Recovery in Pictures for Scapegoat Survivors of Narcissistic Abuse
Dive into recovery in pictures for scapegoat survivors of narcissistic abuse, finding solace and strength within each frame.
Fear of Growing up for Scapegoat Survivors of Narcissistic Parents
Discover the empowering journey of overcoming the fear of growing up for scapegoat survivors of narcissistic parents. Join us in embracing a brighter …
When Getting Better Feels Like ‘Selling Out’ After Narcissistic Abuse
Unravel the delicate balance of 'selling out' as getting better feels like after narcissistic abuse: an exploration of inner struggle.
When Language Gets Weird After Narcissistic Abuse
Do you know what it’s like for a parent to yell at you consistently then tell you they love you later in the day? Were…
When the Scapegoat Has To Deny Their Own Gifts
Being the scapegoat child to a narcissistic parent means feeling very unimportant. You may have even felt like you did not exist to this parent.…
Evacuating the Seat of Your Self: A Necessary Move for the Scapegoat Survivor
In most families, parents protect and respect their children. This protection and respect does not falter when the child needs something. Nor when the child…