Understanding the Narcissist: Why Do They Treat You This Way?

May 7, 2020

MedCircle

Watch the rest of this video series on the psychology of a narcissist (featuring Dr. Ramani) instantly HERE: https://bit.ly/2SJWSux Understanding the narcissist begins with an important question: why do they treat you this way? This is the first session of a full series on the narcissist and why they may treat the people in their life this way. Narcissistic behavior is an incredibly confusing and destabilizing form of emotional trauma for the person on the other end of the relationship. Those who are victim to it report feelings of helplessness, hopelessness, confusion, self-doubt, anxiety, depression, and even symptoms resembling PTSD. What’s worse, many of these sufferers don’t realize that this poor treatment by a narcissistic partner or family member is at the core of these debilitating symptoms. In our first episode of this full video series, MedCircle host Kyle Kittleson and psychologist / narcissism expert Dr. Ramani unpack baseline knowledge you need on the psychology of a narcissist and narcissistic behavior. She explains the defining characteristics of a narcissist, how they handle emotion, and what psychologically causes them to hurt their partner’s emotional health. They answer… Why is understanding the mechanics of a relationship with a narcissist so life-changing? What enables a narcissist? What is a narcissist is and how they act in day to day life? Why do narcissists treat you this way? How does this narcissistic behavior affect the mental health of the sufferer? And more. Anyone who is having trouble in a relationship and suspects the person on the other end is a narcissist will benefit from this discussion. Finding relief begins with education. Learn how to improve your situation and your mental health outcomes.

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trishandersonlcpc@yahoo.com

I've been a psychotherapist for over 20 years. I specialize in sexual abuse and other types of physical and emotional trauma. I've been inspired by the growth and courage I've witnessed in my clients. I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to do this work in the world. I'm now doing video counseling for those who reside in Illinois.

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