narcissism

Emotionally immature or Narcissistic parent?

attachment,  children,  connection,  family,  private practice,  resources,  self,  sisters,  therapist,  trauma,  young people | attachment,  blame,  conflict,  criticism,  emotional,  emotional immaturity,  emotions,  family,  frustration,  inconsistent,  narcissism,  parenting,  responsives,  Therapy,  victimhood | 1 Comment

If you’re interested in this topic and want to find out more, you might like to see the on-demand CPD videos we have on this same subject. You can see…

Narcissism Resources for Therapists

Blog | julia buckroyd,  narcissism,  phil mollon,  private practice,  resources,  toxic relationship | 3 Comments

If you’re interested in this topic and want to find out more, you might like to see the on-demand CPD videos we have on this same subject. You can see…

In Conversation with Julia Buckroyd

Blog | Interview,  julia buckroyd,  narcissism

Professor Julia Buckroyd is a well loved trainer at Brighton Therapy Partnership. Most of you will know her for her expert work with Disordered Eating. Back in 2015 we interviewed…

Working Therapeutically with Someone in a Narcissistic Relationship

Blog | attachment,  children,  narcissism,  parenting,  private practice,  psychotherapy,  relationships,  Therapy,  toxic relationships

If you’re interested in this topic and want to find out more, you might like to see the on-demand CPD videos we have on this same subject. You can see…

Counselling the Children of Narcissists

Blog | child,  children,  counselling,  narcissism,  narcissist,  parenting | 14 Comments

Whilst a mild level of narcissism can be healthy – in order to take care of ourselves we need to believe ourselves worthy of that care – narcissism (and those defined as ‘narcissists’) as spoken about in therapy is less helpful.

Julia Buckroyd Interview

Blog | body image,  disordered eating,  esteem,  Interview,  julia buckroyd,  narcissism

We’ve worked with Julia several times before, primarily looking at issues around body image, narcissism, and disordered eating.