Randi Fine Blog

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

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

Worrying about the future does not make life safer or more predictable. It causes anxiety and consumes us with fear.

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.

Thanksgiving 2024 Finding Gratitude During Challenging Times Written by Narcissistic Abuse Expert and Recovery Coach Randi Fine...

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.

In this blog post, we explore the traits of addictive personalities, their causes, societal implications, and paths toward recovery.

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.

Narcissistic abuse victims frequently grapple with confusion, guilt, and self-doubt while trying to navigate their healing journey.

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

The acute stress response triggered by narcissistic abuse has severe effects on both the mind and body.

The world is a stage, and in the shadows lurk predators whose actions rarely align with conventional empathy and kindness.

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

Examining how narcissistic verbal abuse impacts the mind, brain, and body; mental, neurological, and physical health.

Are you still suffering the lingering pain of abuse? Have you taken the time to assess how deeply it may have affected you?

There’s a stark contrast between dealing with difficult people and navigating through the murky waters of toxic individuals.

Understanding what draws us to certain shades can unveil important insights about our personalities.

If you've been diagnosed as bipolar, it might be worth exploring the possibility that you could actually be a victim of narcissistic abuse.