A Substack for Scapegoat Survivors of Narcissistic Parents
Jay ReidThis 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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The Secret Triggers for Scapegoat Survivors — And How to Manage Them
If you grew up as the scapegoat child in a narcissistic family, you were required to organize your entire inner life around a painful conclusion: that there was something wrong with you.
The Scapegoat Child’s Suspension of Disbelief in a Narcissistic Family
### How survival required believing what never made sense
Figuring Out Who’s a Safe Person for Scapegoat Survivors
One of the most common questions I hear from scapegoat survivors in recovery is this: How do I know who’s actually safe? The answer isn’t as simple as looking for green or red flags. For someone raised as the scapegoat in a narcissistic fam...
Why Scapegoat Survivors Must Blind Themselves to Others' Shortcomings
### The Parent’s Fragility and Demands
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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. This was just what they had to believe growing up - not who they really are.
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