Neuroinstincts | Dr. Rhonda Freeman
| The Neuroscience of Narcissistic Abuse
Intrusive thoughts are unwanted, involuntary thoughts that can suddenly enter the mind, often causing distress. They are a common symptom of trauma, reflecting dysregulation in brain regions and …
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Let's touch on two of my favorite approaches used in neuroscience - movement and music. Sometimes each are used separately, while at other times, music and physical movement are combined. For our …
Why is psychological trauma often more difficult to overcome than physical trauma. Because psychological trauma has the potential to leave scars that can change the way a person approaches …
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Your Intense Reaction to the Relationship is Neurological (and normal) ... Psychopathic and narcissistic relationships are more than a little stressful, they are often traumatic. When it …
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All I do is Attract Narcissists ... Is it Me? Narcissists initially cast a wide net when seeking romantic partners. However, the ones they tend to end up in longer-term relationships with …
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Do you use Explaining to try to Settle an Argument with a Narcissist?Have you found yourself feeling exasperated, blamed, or twisted into a mental pretzel when in a disagreement or argument with a …
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