Randi Fine's Blog

Narcissistic abuse leaves deep imprints that can begin as early as the womb. From disrupted fetal coregulation to lifelong challenges with nervous system regulation, survivors often struggle with anxiety, self-esteem, and relationships. This post explores how maternal dysregulation impacts development and offers insight into pathways of healing for adult children of narcissistic abuse.

Living under the influence of a narcissist can leave deep emotional wounds. Many survivors struggle with feelings of guilt, shame, and self-blame for the decisions they made during childhood, adulthood, or while in a relationship.

Healing from and letting go of our past is possible for everyone. We need the bravery to take that first step and the resolve to keep going.

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.

Are you an adult survivor of narcissistic abuse who suffers from chronic overachieving? Are you never satisfied with your accomplishments?