Breaking the Narcissistic Cycle - Recognize, Heal, Empower | Audio Book

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Welcome to "Breaking the Narcissistic Cycle: Recognize, Heal, Empower," an empowering audiobook that guides you through understanding and healing from narcissistic relationships.
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In this transformative journey, you'll explore:
-Understanding Narcissism: Learn about narcissistic traits, behaviors, and their impact.
-Recognizing Narcissistic Relationships: Identify signs, understand gaslighting, and address codependency.
-Breaking Free: Set boundaries, seek support, and rebuild after narcissistic abuse.
-Co-parenting with a Narcissist: Navigate challenges and protect children's well-being.
-Moving Forward: Develop healthy relationships, self-awareness, and support systems.
-Empower yourself with tools to heal, set boundaries, and cultivate self-love.
Start your journey to freedom and empowerment today!
Join us in breaking the narcissistic cycle and embracing a life of authenticity and empowerment. Let's heal together!
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@michaelbutler4117 Месяц назад

Thank you for the person who posted this free RU-vid audiobook. This has been my holy grail for handling my narcissistic mother whom I’ve been in contact with for 20 years. I’m autistic & can sometimes be perceived as the narcissist by society, but people must realize that they’re 2 different disorders with similar aspects. I’ll definitely go no contact & feel more confident in doing so as my self care is very important, but since my mom is more of the vulnerable narcissistic type, I see her just turning more inward when I will tell her no constantly. She might get very jealous & all, but I just see her being more victimized & not so vigilant. The scariest part for me could be her yanking financial support from me should I go no contact for too long. And what’s even more worse is that I’m one of the 80% of autistic people who are unemployed or underemployed, making it that much harder to deal with her controlling ways. Thank goodness I do have a good therapist, but I only have 1 friend who lives 1,500 miles away in Connecticut who also has autism. His name is Vinny.