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    “Yeah but…” How the Scapegoat Survivor Discounts Their Strengths

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  • When the Scapegoat Has To Deny Their Own Gifts

    When the Scapegoat Has To Deny Their Own Gifts

  • “Yeah but…” How the Scapegoat Survivor Discounts Their Strengths

    “Yeah but…” How the Scapegoat Survivor Discounts Their Strengths

  • Evacuating the Seat of Your Self: A Necessary Move for the Scapegoat Survivor

    Evacuating the Seat of Your Self: A Necessary Move for the Scapegoat Survivor

  • Feeling Uninteresting to Oneself as the Scapegoat

    Feeling Uninteresting to Oneself as the Scapegoat

  • The Science Behind Gaining Distance From the Narcissistic Abuser

    The Science Behind Gaining Distance From the Narcissistic Abuser

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“Jay is a caring, empathic, and gifted psychotherapist. He is adept at finding a pathway to connecting with all kinds of clients and crafting a safe space for them to explore their challenging issues and concerns. He is flexible and creative in his attempts to form a therapeutic alliance, thus facilitating his clients’ abilities to commit to examining and resolving what is getting in the way of their getting the most out of life. I highly recommend him.”

-Marcia Herman, LCSW, Psychotherapist in Private Practice, San Francisco

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