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Narcissistic & Emotional Abuse

This is a photo of a variety of masks, denoting the many faces of a manipulating narcissist.

Emotional Abuse.      Antagonistic Relationship Dynamics.     Coercive Control. 

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Different terms can describe relationship patterns that leave you feeling:​

  • Chronically unseen

  • Confused, foggy

  • Angry, frustrated

  • Sad, ashamed

  • Emotionally drained​

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These are the “What am I doing wrong?” - relationships. The ones that cause you to question yourself constantly. No matter what you say, how you say it, or how hard you try - somehow you’re always wrong. 

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Recognizing that you’ve experienced narcissistic abuse isn’t easy. Letting yourself see it clearly - and acknowledging what you’ve actually been living through - is painful, and takes real courage. 

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Narcissistic abuse doesn't only happen in romantic relationships. It can show up with a:

  • Parent

  • Friend

  • Child or sibling

  • Boss or coworker

  • Spiritual leader

  • Community or Institution

 

Letting go of responsibility for someone else’s behavior is one of the hardest parts of this journey. 

 

As a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) and Certified Narcissistic Abuse Treatment Clinician (NATC), I help clients make sense of confusing relationship dynamics, develop greater clarity, and rebuild trust in themselves.

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I provide therapy in Los Angeles and online throughout California. Reach out to learn more or schedule a consultation.

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