Relationship Conflict Management The Art of Fair Fighting Part Three Written by Randi Fine Narcissistic Abuse Awareness and Guidance with Randi Fine Through relationship conflict management we are able to solve issues in a controlled, dignified manner, though not all problems are easily solved. The more complex the issue, the more attempts it may take …
Relationship Conflict Management The Art of Fair Fighting Part Two Written by Randi Fine Narcissistic Abuse Awareness and Guidance with Randi Fine With healthy relationship conflict management, each party has the right to express his or her feelings in a constructive, respectful way and be heard in the same manner. That requires each person stay …
Narcissistic Mothers and Enabling Fathers When Children Don’t Stand a Chance Written by Randi Fine Narcissistic Abuse Awareness and Guidance with Randi Fine Narcissistic mothers do not have children for the right reasons. They are not nurturers. They have no maternal instincts or genuine love to give. To the narcissistic mother, children represent a captive …
Pathological Enmeshment When Children Are Alienated From a Targeted Parent Written by Randi Fine Narcissistic Abuse Awareness and Guidance with Randi Fine “Pathological Enmeshment” is where the alienating parent has an unhealthy enmeshment with the child to the point where the child has lost his or her own individuality.” ~Steven Miller, M.D., Internationally-known expert on …
Love Is Narcissistic Abuse Awareness and Guidance with Randi Fine Written by Randi Fine Love is gentle, love is kind. Love is freeing and edifying. Love is respectful. Love is understanding and selfless. Love is the acceptance of self-expression in others. Love is the encouragement of happiness, potential, and success in others. Love is progressive and expansive. Love …
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How Men Think How Women Think, Part One Written by Randi Fine For centuries the differences between men and women were socially defined. Men maintained their superiority over women by dominating them, and women rarely questioned their passive role. Men were expected to be genteel and chivalrous, and women reciprocated by being genial and gracious. …
How Men Think How Women Think, Part Two Written by Randi Fine Since the brain drives our emotions, and the brains of men and women are physiologically different in that area, it comes as no surprise that men and women experience their emotions differently. Though they are typically thought of as being the more emotionally …
