Fellow Survivor of Narcissistic Abuse
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Jenney Moore
Jenney Moore is a lifelong resident of the Pacific NW, and a survivor of a 25-year abusive marriage. She stayed as long as she did simply due to being unaware of personality disorders.
“I’d never even heard the term, and was incredibly naïve…at every promise he made to change, I tearfully bought in again and again”, she remembers.
Finally leaving in 2012, she now works giving support in multiple Facebook abuse victims’ support groups including one she and several fellow admins started at New Year of 2019, and works as a senior administrative assistant for a major utility company.
She is a singer/musician, visual artist, fitness enthusiast, and shares her home with her daughter and son-in-law.
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NLP History
NLP Benefits Here are some specific ways that NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) can help you: 1. Career. NLP can help you be more effective in your career. It can build your teamwork, personal development, coaching, leadership, sales, and productivity. No matter what...
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What is NLP (Neurolinguistic Programming)?
If you're struggling to recover from narcissistic abuse, you might be interested in learning about Neuro-Linguistic Programming or NLP. It's a surprisingly simple yet highly effective treatment for symptoms of complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD)...
Psychopathy Linked to Gambling Addiction – And It Only Gets Worse
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How Psychopathic Gambling Addicts WILL Ruin Your Life
The study found that people who lie, cheat and act without empathy are more likely to get into gambling problems. And because they also tend not to use strategies that would keep them safe from such problems, making those issues worse – and making them more likely to ruin their own lives and the lives of anyone unfortunate enough to be close to them, including their closest sources of narcissistic supply.
Why Are Narcissists So Abusive and Why Do They Get Away With It?
Narcissists get away with shocking emotional and psychological abuse in their relationships, but why? In addition to the sense of entitlement that makes them feel they deserve special treatment, attention, and admiration….here’s why. Intermittent reinforcement can lead to trauma bonding….the narcissist’s need for control may only be exceeded by their desire to be recognized as superior—a trait that can manifest in controlling other people’s lives.
When You Feel Stuck in a Rut After Narcissistic Abuse
Ever feel like you're stuck in a rut, or like you're just spinning your wheels? I know the feeling - and so do most other survivors. Sometimes, in narcissistic abuse recovery, we get stuck and feel frozen, like we can't do anything. We might even have bouts of...
7 Ways to Make Your Life Easier After Ending an Abusive Relationship
One of the hardest things about recovery from abuse is that physical wounds heal faster than emotional ones. Abusive relationships can be physical and emotional, making it difficult to heal if you are experiencing a physical injury. Regardless of the type of abuse...
How to be Cool, Calm and Collected When Narcissists Push Your Buttons
"You could be a really great and fabulous person, but if your method of communication with a woman doesn't trigger her physical attraction by "pushing the right buttons," you will only ever be "just a friend" in her eyes." ~Sahara Sanders If you have ever dealt with a...
The Scapegoat Awakening
Did you know that the scapegoat in the family is often the first to see the truth about what's happening in the family? It's true - and there are several reasons why. Before we discuss the reasons, let's ensure we're on the same page by defining a scapegoat. What is a...