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Why We All Should Be Concerned with Psychopathy Awareness

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Understanding the Facts © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form Knowing the facts regarding the symptoms of psychopathy, the true risks of this condition to society, and its presentation will hopefully stimulate social discussion. This is a disorder that has a significant impact on our world. The […]

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Wanting to Educate the Narcissistic or Psychopathic Partner? Wait – Not so fast

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

© 2013 Rhonda Freeman, PhD | All Rights Reserved  Are you thinking of confronting, educating, or ‘enlightening’ an individual with pathological narcissism or psychopathy about their disorder? Well, the chances are high that this could lead to more problems and in some cases (depending on the disordered partner) place you in a dangerous position. People with […]

Filed Under: Abusers, Survivors Tagged With: abuse, danger, diagnosis, Educating, education, Explaining, Informing, narcissist, psychopath, psychopath abuse recovery, risk

Craving and Yearning to Have Him Back after the Abuse? Time to Learn About the Reward Center

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Craving and Yearning to Have Him/Her Back? Time to Learn About the Reward Center © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved “Even though our break up was 3 months ago, I still think about him constantly. I’m ashamed to admit it, but there’s a part of me that wants him to contact me again. I’d […]

Filed Under: Survivors, The Relationship

Psychopathic Love Cycle | You’re Not Good Enough for me

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Psychopathic Love Cycle

I Can’t Get Enough of You | You’re not Good Enough for me Psychopathic love cycle © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form The psychopathic and pathological narcissistic love cycle can be a very painful and confusing experience for the person that loves them. The disorder prevents […]

Filed Under: Abusers, The Relationship

Blame Shifting | When a Selfish, Callous Partner Tells You ~ ‘It is all your fault’

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

When a Selfish, Callous Partner Tells You ~ ‘It is all your fault’ Blame Shifting © 2013 Neuroinstincts | All Rights Reserved  For abusive individuals, people who are trusting and forgiving are easier to manipulate than a fellow narcissist or psychopath. This works out perfectly for abusers as they nearly always use blame shifting as a solution to interpersonal […]

Filed Under: Abusers, Domestic Abuse, The Relationship

But He’s Not Criminal | The Invisibility of Psychopathy

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

But He’s Not a Criminal | The Invisibility of Psychopathy © 2013 Neuroinstincts | All Rights Reserved Given that society’s exposure to psychopathy is primarily via media regarding a heinous crime, this disorder is easily equated with criminality… murder, death, rape, abductions, and torture. However, this is only a part of the picture – a […]

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Romantic Love and the Survivor of an Abusive Relationship

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Romantic Love and the Aftermath of a Pathological Relationship © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form Romantic love is a highly “motivated” state of mind (Fischer, Aron, Brown, 2006). It is associated with the reward system of the brain – specifically the mesolimbic dopaminergic pathways. In ‘new’ love, […]

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Toxic Relationships Are Harmful to Your Health | The Hidden Impact of Domestic Abuse

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Toxic relationships are harmful to your health © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved  Did you know the pathology of another person can trigger a stress reaction within the brain? This can lead to a series of chemical reactions (e.g., hormones / neurotransmitters) that could be harmful to your health.  If this cycle is repeated chronically, many of […]

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Lying & Deception in Abusive Relationships

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

The Brain and Body as a Lie Detector? Lying and Deception in Relationships with Narcissistic or Psychopathic Partners  © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved Lying and deception are extremely common within psychopathic and narcissistic relationships. When individuals lack the ability to engage with others in a moral fashion, are incapable of genuine care, coupled with the […]

Filed Under: Survivors, The Relationship Tagged With: abuse, brain, narcissist, psychopath

Triangulation, Targets and Stimulation – Common Psychopathy Intimacy Style

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Triangulation, Targets, and Stimulation © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form A common pattern demonstrated by some individuals with psychopathy is the need for stimulation by having old and new partners compete. If you are comfortable – read the following vignette that illustrates an example of triangulation. Mandy […]

Filed Under: Abusers, The Relationship

Manipulation and the Psychopathic / Narcissistic Relationship

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Manipulation and the Psychopathic Relationship Be Smart with Your Heart © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form Emotionally healthy people do not intentionally violate the rights or boundaries of others. Love is not a process of pain, obstacles, betrayal, secrecy, and disloyalty. Abuse is not a part of normal […]

Filed Under: Survivors Tagged With: aftermath, Cluster B, dating a narcissist, dating a psychopath, narcissist, psychopath, toxic, toxic relationship

Psychopaths – Reactions to causing pain within their intimate relationships

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Psychopathy: Common reactions to causing pain within their relationships © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved There are many differences between a psychopathic love relationship and a ‘normal’ intimate relationship. We’re going to look at one of those differences – their reaction to the pain they cause their partners. We often hear that a major […]

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Do Psychopaths Have Emotions?

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Do Psychopaths Have Emotions? © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved Do psychopaths have emotions? This question is commonly asked because of the horrific manner that many with psychopathy treat others. We’d love to explore this with you. The answer is – yes. Individuals with psychopathy have emotions, and some of these emotions are quite intense. However, there […]

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Getting Hurt Again and Again? | Psychopathic Love Relationships [Part II]

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Getting Hurt Again and Again? | Psychopathic Love Relationships © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form Want to read part one first? [button link=”http://neuroinstincts.com/getting-hurt-again-and-again-psychopathic-love/” size=”medium” rounded=”false” ]Go[/button]   Let’s look at the consequences of problems with certain brain functions through this vignette. John and Larry Consider a non-psychopathic […]

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When the Relationship Goal is not Love

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Narcissistic Personality (c) 2013 Rhonda Freeman, PhD | All rights reserved If I were to ask you: “What is it that you want to give to your relationships?” What would you say? Would you tell me you want your partner to have experiences such as, support, understanding, comfort, and love? In the absence of pathology, […]

Filed Under: Abusers, The Relationship Tagged With: abuse, brain, Manipulation, narcissist, neuroscience, psychopath, toxic relationship

Getting Hurt Again and Again? | Abusive Relationships [Part I]

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Getting Hurt Again and Again? Morality & Six Unsaid Rules of Emotional Abusers © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form As human beings we have a sense of what is right and wrong – what is fair. This is a component of morality. Those involved in romantic […]

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Bad decisions? | Why does he behave like that?

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Bad Social Decisions? Why does he behave like that? © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form Many have wondered why some individuals with strong psychopathic traits seem intelligent (cognitively | IQ), however make poor social choices? For example, there are some with psychopathy that hold extremely responsible, high ranking, or public positions […]

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Should we discuss psychopathy?

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Should we discuss psychopathy? © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form Some might say that researching and discussing the facts of psychopathy intrudes upon their rights and stigmatizes a group of individuals. Unfortunately, the fact of the matter is that the symptoms of this disorder is congruent with painful […]

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Psychopathy, the brain, and bad behavior | Morality

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Psychopathy

Psychopathy, the brain, and bad behavior – Morality © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved In trying to piece together why individuals with psychopathy have a certain pattern of behavior and seem to lack morality, we again look to the brain. Be aware that this is only a portion of the puzzle regarding psychopathy because science […]

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Avoiding Abusers | Instincts Can Help, but is it Enough?

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Avoiding Abusers | Instincts Help, but is it Enough? © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form “When someone shows you who they are the first time, believe them.” – Maya Angelou Psychopathy is responsible for the devastation and abuse of many individuals, children, families, and communities. They can […]

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Common Missing Pieces of a Narcissistic or Psychopathic Relationship | Emotional Deficiencies

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

 Missing Pieces & Emotional Deficiencies Narcissistic Personality Disorder & Psychopathic Relationships © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved | No Unauthorized Reproduction Permitted in any form Having love and a special person to go through life with is important and what  emotionally healthy human beings need. That’s why it’s vital that our partners are safe, moral, […]

Filed Under: Domestic Abuse, The Relationship

Manipulating your Empathy | Grooming in Narcissistic and Psychopathic Relationships

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Exploiting Empathy Grooming in Narcissistic & Psychopathic Relationships © 2013 Rhonda Freeman, PhD Not all behavior in the beginning of a relationship with a psychopath or narcissist is grooming. For many, the emotional high they demonstrate is probably genuine. Just like the rest of us, they are stimulated by a new relationship and swimming in […]

Filed Under: The Relationship Tagged With: empathy, grooming, Manipulation, narcissist, psychopath

Psychopath or Sociopath … Is There a Difference?

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Psychopath or Sociopath | A Closer Look at Terminology © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved Psychopathy and sociopathy are often terms used interchangeably and naturally this creates some confusion. When “sociopath” and “psychopath” are used, typically they are referencing the same disorder. However, are these conditions really the same? Actually no they are not. But the […]

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Psychosis or Psychopathy?

By Rhonda Freeman, PhD

Psychopath or Psychotic? © 2013 NeuroInstincts | All Rights Reserved Psychosis and psychopathy are two conditions that are sometimes confused. It is understandable, given that the name of the two disorders sound quite similar (both begin with the prefix “psycho”). Another possible reason for the confusion is that some individuals with psychopathy commit heinous crimes […]

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Instagram post 2186488064933658633_2729332312 People with narcissistic personality disorder are simultaneously fragile and arrogant. It can be such an odd display to witness this blend of traits in action.⁣
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Their arrogance can come across as someone who is very strong, powerful in character, and hence would make a great leader. But the reality is, the reverse is usually true. ⁣
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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲⁣
Narcissists often make the worst leaders in roles such as CEO, manager, parent because of:⁣
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• Immaturity⁣
• Cognitive distortions (e.g., equating power & leadership with meanness, domination, rudeness, and hate).⁣
• Inability to connect well with others⁣
• Manipulation, Gaslighting, & Dishonesty⁣
• Self-Contradictors (Frequent fluctuations in what they believe in OR their opinion of a matter⁣
• Lust for drama, chaos, and conflict⁣
• Competitive Interactors (“I’m better than you. – even if I stole your ideas, lied, or cheated.”)⁣
• Values power displays that a young child or highly immature person would be impressed by.⁣
• Cowardly (Will ‘talk big’ however no backbone to follow through, protect, or genuinely help someone, especially if no audience to witness their good deed.)⁣
• Tendency to humiliate, shame, or smear others (even those who follow their lead and try to appease them).⁣
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Instagram post 2179273319638096694_2729332312 𝗪𝐡𝐲 ‘𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠’ 𝐭𝐨 𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐨𝐥𝐯𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐟𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐚 𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐬𝐭 𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐲 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤𝐬⁣
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- In a relationship with a narcissist and having trouble communicating with them?⁣
- Out of the relationship, however need to interact with them due to shared family (e.g., children), business, etc.⁣
- Have a narcissistic coworker, boss, or employee?⁣
This article looks at a few common reasons explanations to clear up a conflict/ disagreement will rarely work.⁣
Best,🌺⁣
Rhonda⁣

#narcissisticabuse #abuse #toxicpeople #toxicrelationship #abuse #domesticabuse #gaslighting #selflove #breakup #betrayal #healingfromabuse #abusive #emotionalabuse #psychologicalabuse #abuserecovery #psychologist #psychologistsofinstagram #npdvictims #brokenheart #neuropsychology #liars #cheaters #personalgrowthjourney #narcissisticabusesurvivor #narcissisticabuserecovery #toxicrelationships  #manipulators #trauma #mentalhealthawareness #traumainformed
Instagram post 2175659634541597247_2729332312 Hi everyone --- I've missed you so much! ⁣♥️
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Today a talk will be released regarding survivors, the brain, and narcissistic abuse. Unfortunately, they are only setting my talk to 'free' for a 24 hour period. So try (if you can) to carve out some time within the next 24 hours to watch.⁣
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You'll have to register for access. You can find the link by going to my IG bio, click, and then select "Summit Talk"⁣
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More than anything ... I hope the content of my talk is helpful to you. ⁣
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As a fellow survivor, I know how important it is to move through this healing journey and closer to peace and your true self.⁣
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All the best,⁣
Rhonda⁣
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#trauma #ptsd #narcissist #narcissisticabuse #traumainformed (@kim.saeed @the_notorious_hej @narcissist.sociopath.awarenes2 @narcissistabusesurvivor16 @dr_anniephd
Instagram post 2030776519944682793_2729332312 ⁣Hi all --⠀
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I'm excited to share with you a conversation with fellow neuropsychologist, TedX speaker, and author Dr. Rick Hanson.⠀
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We discussed the brain, narcissistic abuse, and healing. His expertise is in calming emotions and resilience in tough situations.⠀
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The conversation was filmed for his brain health program, Foundations of Wellbeing; however he was kind enough to allow me to share it with you all.⠀
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I encourage you to put aside some 'self-care' time 💕this weekend and listen to/ watch this one hour discussion.⠀
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How to Access:⠀
1) Click the "linktree" link in my bio.⠀
((Those on Facebook ... click this link and follow instructions 3 - 5 below))⠀
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2) Select the 1st button ("Work with me")⠀
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Dr. Freeman 🦋
Instagram post 2026550471447237974_2729332312 Hi all - I wanted to remind you all to stop by neuroinstincts if you need assistance navigating the aftermath.⁣
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And this video clip is of neuropsychologist, Rick Hanson, giving his take on neuroinstincts! (As you can tell his compliments caught me off guard, as we were in the middle of a conversation about neuroplasticity.⁣
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Dr. Hanson is a TedX speaker and author of Resilient, Buddha’s Brain, etc.⁣
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Next week I will share the 1 hour interview where I dive deeply into trauma, the brain, healing, and neuroplasticity. It was a treat to chat with a fellow neuropsychologist.⁣
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And you guys will get to hear Dr. Hanson's expertise (resilience, neuroplasticity, healing) in addition to the information I'll share about the brain.⁣
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So stay tuned for that (next week). ⁣ D. Freeman🦋
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#narcissisticabuse #narcissist #traumarecovery #healing #relationships #trauma⁣
Instagram post 1988772148358921126_2729332312 Sure the people we love can make us cry, disappoint us, annoy us, and might even lead us to yell. But the people who have the capacity to love us do not abuse us. ⁣Their presence or behaviors are not traumatizing.
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Empathic or loving people do not cross that very dark forbidden line ... that boundary far down the road that hurts us in such a way that we need a period of recovery.⁣ ⁣
Those are the people you must be careful of ... even if they whisper the words I love you and tell you, "this is the way I love" and "You are just too sensitive."⁣
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There is a difference between love and abuse. And as sad as it is, it is also a fact that those with pathological narcissism are limited so severely that they can harm your wellbeing. ⁣
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And their disorder leads them to blend love and abuse in a toxic cocktail that confuses the brain of the people who love them.⁣
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Whatever the underlying reason that you ascribe to — attachment issues, bad parenting, indulgent parenting, genetics, environment, neglect, etc... (And honestly the cause does not matter)... what’s most important is you keep yourself safe. Knowing it was genetics that causes them to lack social safety will not lessen the impact of their abuse.
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What really matters is that there are no hugs, love, explaining, forgiveness, or understanding that will lead them to behave differently within their social relationships.⁣
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Please take care of yourself.⁣
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Best,⁣
Dr. Freeman ⁣
Instagram post 1988185396577381361_2729332312 I saw this touching meme from @narcissistabusesurvivor16 and asked if I could share it. ⁣
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It captured how I felt when I was in the midst of my own healing journey. I had fears that I lost the light within me that had always given me comfort. I had great days and terrible days. I carried shame for getting duped. And after realizing what he was, I had shame for staying.⁣
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For those who are on the journey of healing and growth, it will get better. Do all that you can to take care of yourself. Have healthy support. And don't be hard on yourself if you feel you are moving slowly.⁣
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All my best,⁣
Dr. Rhonda Freeman⁣
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(Thank you @narcissistabusesurvivor16 for allowing me to share your meme.)⁣
⁣music: “Thorea” | Spazz Cardigan
*Be sure to visit neuroinstincts.com for more helpful material.⁣
Instagram post 1986679282736216911_2729332312 A deeper love of self is a process if you've been traumatized within an abusive relationship. Start with some self-care and self-compassion to help yourself along your healing journey after narcissistic abuse.⁣
(This video is especially for fellow dog lovers).⁣
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Thank you @new_awareness_counseling for permission to use the dog graphic.⁣
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All the best,⁣
💗Dr. Rhonda Freeman⁣💗
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•Visit neuroinstincts for tons of educational articles and videos focused on pathological narcissists and survivor healing.⁣ Music: Tim McMorris
Simple Little Things of Life
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Instagram post 1975809944718326899_2729332312 You are not damaged. ⁣
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True the brain has made changes in response to psychological, emotional, and possibly physical abuse ... but healing can get it back on track in many ways.⁣
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Will there be some permanent changes - probably.⁣
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But many also discover there is growth in areas they never expected. ⁣
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To know there are cruel people in the world who we should avoid and protect our loved ones from (family, pets) extremely valuable information on its own. Because, imagine believing there is "good in everyone" or that with love and patience everyone can change. ⁣
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Now you know all those things are untrue (if you were one who held those thoughts in the past.)⁣
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We are not all neurologically built with the proper components working. ⁣
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Take care of yourself and continue with your recovery work.⁣
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🌺For those who would like a little extra help ... join me in my course.⁣
(Click the link in my bio/ select the work with me button).⁣
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🌺For others ... I have tons of articles on my website. Dive in. I hope the content is  helpful.⁣
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Best,⁣
Dr. Freeman⁣
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Instagram post 1975775156414439854_2729332312 Psychopaths do not view your positive traits in the same way you do.⁣
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Instagram post 1975771454630671019_2729332312 Withdrawal Associated with Narcissistic Abuse⁣
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Recovering from abuse is difficult on its own. However, it can be worsened by the processing of having to detach from someone we cared for deeply (even if that person hurt us).⁣
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*Please Note: I cannot answer personal questions regarding your relationship. I will not be able to tell you the time period of relationship withdrawal; it is different for everyone. ⁣
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I've written a few articles on withdrawal that you might find helpful:⁣
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🌟neuroinstincts.com: “The Spellbinding Bond to Narcissists and Psychopaths”⁣
🌟Psychology Today: “The Brain Can Work Against Abuse Victims”⁣
🌟Huffington Post: “Why Does the Pain Linger”⁣
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(When you click the link in my bio, there will be a button that will lead you to each of those websites.)⁣
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All the best,⁣
Dr. Freeman⁣🌺 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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Journey in the New World by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)⁣
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Instagram post 1975717479147395902_2729332312 Psychological Abuse⁣
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It can be easy to make the assumption that the abuse was 'not that bad' because your partner never hit you.⁣
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But when it comes to the brain, it processes the events along very similar neuropathways.⁣
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Both are very damaging.⁣
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I have listed a few ways that psychological abuse is harmful. And what I mean by psychological abuse is manipulation, gaslighting, lying, secret lives, using rejection to control, exploiting your empathic nature, silent treatment, belittling, betrayal, yelling, putting you down, taunting, etc. The list extends far beyond the above.⁣
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Please take care of yourselves,⁣ 🌺
Dr. Freeman⁣
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If you want to work with me, I have an online course. ⁣
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The course is focused on education regarding narcissistic abuse, self care and healing the brain. You can ask me questions as you work through the modules.⁣
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Feel free to watch the sample open lectures first if you like.⁣
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Click the link in my bio and select the "Work with me' button.⁣
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