Neuroinstincts | Dr. Rhonda Freeman
| The Neuroscience of Narcissistic Abuse
Let's dive into what it's like to be in a relationship with a psychopath.
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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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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What makes matters so confusing for the brain of survivors is that pathological narcissists blend the most superficial levels of love with hate that is at the core of their disorder. It's a toxic …
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A Brief Chat from the Backyard © All rights reserved In this video I discuss how the reward system is involved in fueling the sensations, emotions, thoughts, and cravings many will …
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Narcissistic Abuse & Codependency Assuming all survivors of narcissistic abuse are "codependent" fails to capture the complexity of why some stay in abusive relationships. There are …
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