Randi Fine's Blog

Feeling isolated after narcissistic abuse? Take comfort in knowing that every NPD survivor experiences feelings of isolation and loneliness.

Narcissistic mothers are not loving, comforting, protective, supportive or reliable. They are far from the idealized version of a mother.

The effects of domestic abuse are profound, leaving enduring emotional scars and deep feelings of betrayal.

Passive aggressive behavior is something many of us have faced in our relationships, but could it be a type of covert abuse?

Those with NPD often exhibit a cleverness that can be captivating and a cunning nature that feels diabolical in interpersonal relationships.

Narcissistic abuse awareness is increasingly recognized in society but the statistics often fail to capture the experience of those affected

A compassionate and compelling perspective, one not commonly considered, to help targeted parents cope with difficult emotions and guilt.

Denial becomes a problem when we use it for extended periods of time to avoid accepting a truth or working through our issues.

The long term effects of narcissistic abuse sets children up for a lifetime of and a plethora of frustrating issues in adulthood.

A specialized approach is needed for those who have endured narcissistic abuse and the complex challenges that accompany it.

Have you ever asked yourself, "What the @#$%? is wrong with my family"? Are you confused by the bizarre behavior of your family members?

Are you an survivor of abuse who cannot let your resentments go without first confronting your narcissistic abuser? Ten things to know.

The abuse you suffered was severe. Though invisible to the eye, narcissistic emotional abuse can be far more damaging than physical abuse.

The narcissistic family, unlike conventional families, are neither devoted nor cohesive. They are dictatorships; not democracies.

Very little has been written about the plight of sons with narcissistic mothers. That is grossly unfair to the thousands of men who suffer..

Due to their diabolical, heartless and fiendish behavior, many people refer to their narcissistic abusers as being "malignant".

Emotional incest isn't just a concept; for sons of narcissistic maternal emotional incest it's a painful reality.

Let's delve into the complexities and repercussions of excessive niceness and explore why being too nice can actually harm your health.

This post explores the reasons why traditional therapy doesn't effectively address the unique challenges of narcissistic abuse recovery.

What happens when one person honors the wedding vows and the other person does not?