Ever had trouble saying goodbye, ending a conversation, leaving, or getting people out of your house? Have you ever noticed that at some point during a conversation or visit that you’re ready for it to end but that you can’t seem to make it end? As if you’re…a prisoner of the conversation? That has happened [...]
Archive for Healthy Boundaries – Page 2
This is the final post in a four-part series by One Angry Daughter, who shares her experience and resources for Adult Children of Narcissists on her blog, One Angry Daughter Still Striving for Acceptance My journey has come full circle when it comes to acceptance. In the beginning I was still a child seeking the [...]
This is the third post in a four-part series by former blogger ‘One Angry Daughter,’ who shares her wisdom for Adult Children of Narcissists. What’s Next? Due to all the strong emotions attached to the NPD-inflicted loved one, the first instinct is to try to save the relationship. A person involved with a narcissist must [...]
How to Break Free from a Parent’s Narcissistic Personality Disorder (Part Two of a Four-Part Series)
This is the second post in a four-part series by One Angry Daughter, who shares her experience and resources for Adult Children of Narcissists on her blog, One Angry Daughter A Diagnosis After I was done explaining the situation with my family and my mom in particular, the therapist declared that “less is more [...]
How to Break Free from a Parent’s Narcissistic Personality Disorder (Part One of a Four-Part Series)
This is the first of a four-part series by One Angry Daughter, who shares her experience and resources for Adult Children of Narcissists on her blog, One Angry Daughter Turning Point I was weeks shy from the birth of my first child, when I found myself in the office of a therapist. On the eve [...]
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