Are You Struggling to Recover from Narcissistic Abuse?
If you’ve asked yourself any of these questions, you’re not alone. Narcissistic abuse can have devastating effects on your emotional health, and recovery requires specialized care and expertise.
Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Narcissism has become a popular term in today’s society. With the increased exposure of the often damaging effects this character flaw can have on people, relationships, organizations, and society it is no wonder people are wondering what to do and how to heal from it.
Surviving Narcissistic Abuse is never easy. The trauma that often comes from surviving narcissistic abuse shapes the relationships we have with others and the one we have with ourselves and thus needs specialized treatment.
While many great and well-intended therapists and coaches may be aware of narcissism, they frequently lack the additional skill set and knowledge of treating survivors and can unfortunately do harm to individuals who are already going through a world wind of issues. That is why it is important to seek out someone who you can trust, is highly skilled in the area, and gets it.
Malissa Veroni specializes in helping children and adults heal from the horrible effects of narcissistic abuse for over 10 years. She is one of three therapists in Canada who are trained under the prestigious expert, Dr. Karyl McBride and has the highest level training currently available with the WIEBGE program. Malissa’s 15 years’ experience in the field and her direct and down-to-earth approach, own lived experiences, and transparency will help you heal.
At Keep’N It Real Solutions, we understand the unique challenges survivors of narcissistic abuse face. Our approach is grounded in evidence-based techniques that provide:
If you’re ready to begin your journey toward healing, call us today at 1-877-540-9870 to schedule your appointment.
Narcissistic abuse occurs when individuals with strong narcissistic traits or Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) manipulate, gaslight, or emotionally, financially, physically, or spiritually harm others to maintain control and bolster their own fragile ego. This insidious form of abuse often causes profound psychological trauma, leaving survivors deeply confused, insecure, and traumatized, with lasting impacts on both mental and physical health.
Identifying a narcissist can be challenging, even for professionals, especially early in a relationship. Narcissistic individuals often seem charming and attentive at first, but over time, their behavior can shift to become controlling, manipulative, and gaslighting, potentially escalating to forms of sexual, financial, or even physical abuse. Narcissism exists on a spectrum, but common signs of higher-than-normal narcissistic traits include constant criticism, emotional manipulation, lack of empathy, making you feel inadequate, and causing you to doubt your own reality.
Healing from narcissistic abuse is a personal and unique process. The timeline varies based on the severity of the abuse, your support system, and the treatment you receive. On average, consistent therapy can significantly help within 6-12 months, but recovery may take longer for deep-rooted trauma.
Yes. Therapy for narcissistic abuse requires specialized knowledge of the psychological dynamics at play in these relationships. Traditional therapy may not address the unique emotional trauma caused by narcissists, which is why working with a therapist experienced in narcissistic abuse is crucial for healing.
Narcissistic abuse is complex and deeply traumatic, but you don’t have to navigate the healing process alone. With the right support, it is possible to rebuild your life, reclaim your self-worth, and break free from toxic relationships.
If you are ready to work on healing from your narcissistic abuse call to schedule your appointment today at 1-877-540-9870.
The WIEBGE acronym stands for Will I Ever Be Good Enough? and signifies certification in Dr. Karyl McBride’s five-step recovery model for treating adult children of narcissistic parents.
The WIEBGE acronym stands for Will I Ever Be Good Enough? and signifies certification in Dr. Karyl McBride’s five-step recovery model for treating adult children of narcissistic parents.