Randi Fine Blog

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

Manipulative people can be masters of disguise. Learn how to spot them before they wreak havoc on your life.

Understanding the methods of power and control used by abusers is vital for raising awareness and promoting healthy relationships.

Helping you decode the confusing communication commonly used by narcissists, so you can better understand what they are really saying.

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

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.

Exploring the complexities of leaving a narcissist and providing you with clear insights and examples that can help you make your decision.

Why do adult survivors of childhood narcissistic abuse often find themselves drawn to partners who reflect their past struggles?

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.

Learn how to deal with narcissists by watching their strategies and using them, ultimately helping you take control back in your life.

This post examines twelve excuses frequently used to justify staying in abusive, narcissistic relationships.

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

Have you ever believed that you could love someone enough to fix whatever is wrong in that person's life?

Narcissistic hoovering is a common manipulation tactic used by individuals with NPD to regain control over those they’ve distanced from.

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

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

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

Ending a relationship with an abuser with whom you were emotionally invested should be a relief, but it may not be. It is always painful.

Investing a modest amount in your high conflict divorce team now can save you from facing tens of thousands in legal expenses down the line.

Narcissists cannot admit their flaws without shifting from feeling special to worthless. This makes couple's therapy quite challenging.