Randi Fine Blog

A collection of fifty empowering rarely-seen powerful quotes about healing and moving on from an abusive, narcissistic relationship.

Forgiveness of others cannot possibly be the first consideration when it comes to narcissistic abuse healing.

The journey to recovery from narcissist abuse is often marked by frustration. Healing is rarely a straight path, trapped in survival mode.

The lure of narcissists' charisma can be blinding, but their are telltale signs that may reveal the truth lurking beneath the surface.

Exploring the question many ask: what causes narcissistic personality disorder, and if good parents can raise children who develop it?

As we step into the New Year 2025, it's an opportune time to reflect on our past experiences and set intentions for healing and growth.

While women are often seen as the primary victims, it's important to recognize that about 40% of those affected by domestic abuse are men.

The challenges of healing after narcissistic abuse are among the most tormenting, inhumane, struggles any person could ever have to face.

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

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

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

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

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

Are you struggling with the dilemma of whether to excuse or not to excuse your narcissistic abuser's behavior?

Exploring the different aspects of parental alienation, the implications of pathological enmeshment, and ways to reduce its impact.

What lies are you telling yourself? Are you not good enough, not worthy of love, that something must be wrong with you, that you are flawed?

Pathological narcissistic abuse is far more damaging than any of us can conceive. No doubt-it is both psychological warfare and mind control

it can be profoundly difficult to release our attachment to someone we deeply care for, even if that person remains a source of deep pain

Exploring the confusing psychological tactic of brainwashing used in narcissistic abuse, domestic violence, and cults.

As a recognized authority on narcissistic abuse, Randi Fine addresses the question, "Do Narcissistic Parents Truly Love Their Children?"