A Substack for Scapegoat Survivors of Narcissistic Parents
Jay Reid, LPCC #4195This substack is for scapegoat survivors of narcissistic parents who want to make sense of what happened to know it was not their fault, gain distance from narcissistic abusers today and defy the narcissist's rules.
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Why Children of Narcissistic Parents Live with So Much Fear
Do you walk around with a baseline level of fear that never seems to go away?
Do encounters in public feel way more dangerous than they should?
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Choosing And Protecting Safe Relationships with The Second Pillar of Recovery
Do you find yourself in friendships or relationships where kindness is hard to come by?
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When Learning About Narcissism Stops Being Helpful
Do you have an appetite for information about pathological narcissism that is never satisfied?
Have you found diminishing returns in the helpfulness of this information?
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When Getting Better Feels Like 'Selling Out' After Narcissistic Abuse
Does taking good care of yourself feel like a chore that you'd better do "or else"?
Do you feel bossed around internally to do what is expected?
Do you feel "lazy" or worse unless you're doing something meant to improve yourself?
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How Narcissistic Parents Turn Siblings Against Each Other
Were you able to do no right in your family growing up while your sibling was able to do no wrong?
Has your relationship with your sibling felt strained since childhood?
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Jay Reid, psychotherapist to adult scapegoat survivors of narcissistic parents. I help survivors bust the myths that they are defective and undeserving. My LPCC licensure is registered under my government name: 'Jack James Reid'.
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