which one of your videos explains how to convince the narc they need help?
@sw.75195 сағат бұрын
If you cannot set the outer world in relation. Subject and object thinking IS underdeveloped and you become paranoid. Thanks for explaining. The lack of empathy as well. But IT makes IT hard for the non NPdler. As normal person you cannot go that deep. You have to protect as well yourself
@sw.75198 сағат бұрын
first you have to protect yyourself. set boundaries. bring empathie to the abuser without protecting yourself is a goal. but i am a human and not divine
@djieffe9 сағат бұрын
he don't lack, he don't care.
@LucindaHealing11 сағат бұрын
Love is the answer, and it must flow all directions. I can't stand video titles out there. No, I dont want to know how to get revenge. I love them ❤ and I have started showing myself some of that love as well. I don't want anything but good for them. They have suffered enough at the world's hands, and at their own hands. I have always felt desperately ill inside when hearing that I will know I've healed when I become indifferent. I don't want to be indifferent. I want to always love them. Forever. And I want to feel loved myself. And I'm the one that can love ALL of us, even if they can't. I have three narcissists and a two borderlines I will love until the end of time. I am only in (limited) contact with one. And one has passed on.
@wolvie_b12 сағат бұрын
Thank you Dr. Mark🥲 Your videos are so on point!.. I've absorbed a {lot} of info about npd, so I rarely get new insights.. but in every video... you somehow deliver substantial insights where I'm learning new things. Love your patient compassionate vibe
@healnpd10 сағат бұрын
Glad to hear it and thanks for watching! 😊
@manixburn640313 сағат бұрын
Thank you.
@manixburn640315 сағат бұрын
Thank you. Those are very good document.
@lizp544916 сағат бұрын
You may want to check out Sam Vakin, he is a malignant narc.He speaks of introjects in great depth,trigger warning for anyone recovering, his sadism is apparent in many of his videos,microaggressions and such,nevertheless some real insights
@timmywitty143217 сағат бұрын
Narcissism is a spiritual sickness.
@sw.751919 сағат бұрын
children are narcisstic and become reflexive and matura with puberty. Some do not.
@healnpd19 сағат бұрын
sw.7519 - Reflective capacities develop throughout childhood. The injuries that produce NPD begin very early in childhood. There is an increase in egocentrism during adolescence that occurs in the service of identity development.
@sw.751919 сағат бұрын
@ very true, i made the experience that some people are no good fit in teams if they cannot reflect and learn. i also found out that narcissm often runs in families ( there is some genetic influence even if kids are raised by adoptive parents they stick to npd) i cannot heal it and the narccisst often sees not that he is different, projecting and gasligthing. it is very difficult so i prefer not to hire and to engage. did you really have sucess with therapy and how to convice perfect people to have therapy? how can a normal person for instance in work environment guide a person with npd. how to make it a fit for a team. they also make no good manager eitler. the are ambitious for sure but younger people are more educated and skilled people find jobs everywhere. they to not tolerate bad managers anymore.
@sw.751920 сағат бұрын
Does this mean I can become a mathematician without the intellectual abilities?
@healnpd19 сағат бұрын
sw.7519 - I don’t understand your comment. NPD has nothing to do with intellect.
@sw.751920 сағат бұрын
Immaturity cannot be healed. Is a lack of intelligence as well.
@healnpd19 сағат бұрын
sw.7519 - The term immature, itself, implies the potential for maturation. Living things have an intrinsic directional tendency toward growth. Emotional or psychological developmental arrest occurs because the conditions weren’t/aren’t correct to facilitate that growth. Change the conditions and the growth resumes.
@manixburn6403Күн бұрын
Thank you.
@crispusmahea2135Күн бұрын
Not only do they know what they are doing Dr., they also check whether it is working or not. If it does not work to the level they want, then they ramp up the abuse. If they did not know what they are doing, they would just resort to many random different acts without following up on the effect. My thoughts.
@crispusmahea2135Күн бұрын
Hey Dr., "The topic of narcissistic abuse tends to be highly charged and people tend to have extremely strong feelings about it". Correct, because the impact on the victim is extensively damaging and often fatal. As human beings we have a strong instinct for survival and self preservation and therefore narcisstic abuse being an existential threat, warrants for the reaction it gets from normal people who just want to make the best out of their time here on earth.
@MT-and-fullКүн бұрын
This is the clearest, most comprehensive and accessible explanatory overview I've come across yet. Thank you! The inclusion of referencing the ways the defences and characterists appear in NPD vs other personality disorders provided useful distinctions. I really appreciated the tone of the video, which I found neutral/objective to sympathetic - not accusatory and filled with personal slights towards anyone dealing with these issues through no fault of their own, as many videos on the subject matter can be (as was even referenced here more than once). The only thing I would've liked more of is examples. Ie more description of the way these defences and characterists look on the ground. To add that extra layer beyond saying, for eg, a person may swing from grandiose to devaluing self image and behaviours, to include explamples of what they might say or do to themselves or others in these states. But really, the content of this video, and the clear way it is assembled and presented is Top Notch!!!
@manixburn6403Күн бұрын
Thank you !
@manixburn6403Күн бұрын
The one considering NPD not a mental illness make the grand entry in the mental illness kingdom, you're are now one of us but the dangerous one, the one in denial, in fear, in panic.
@sw.7519Күн бұрын
run
@MrsKronologickКүн бұрын
YOU are incredibly good at educating us in this topic. Why haven’t you gone viral yet?!?!
@healnpdКүн бұрын
Thanks! It's been a slow burn, but the channel is building momentum. :)
@eugenelewis2249Күн бұрын
Masterson called it a defense.
@DadsCornerLew2 күн бұрын
I love this paradigm and the inverse proportionality insight.
@eugenelewis22492 күн бұрын
That was lovely. This is the source. I think I saw or heard Diana Diamond refer to research showing there could be a "turning away" from the care giver for neglectful, misattunement, or other constructs forming within the child's object dyads? So, some children turn to detaching on their own?
@FodorPupil2 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for this video! Fantastic explanation. Subscribed. My goodness, this was life changing.
@solvated_photon2 күн бұрын
This is the first content I’ve seen from this channel but I am very impressed by how comprehensive and organized the information is. I have always had issues with the commonly presented duality of “narcissists versus empaths” and actually didn’t expect to find such a granular explanation that even involves developmental aspects of personality traits. …and I’m only about 4 minutes in. 😮
@laurajane48062 күн бұрын
When the people you love's only passion toward you is destroying you because you authentically represent their feigned representative.
@Pukeyray2 күн бұрын
This is good information and I'd like to challenge my information silo so I'm subscribing. I have a sibling who I think has this and being his shadow dump has been rough. My experience and observations click when I hear the psychoanalytic work so I like it when channels bring this deep understanding instead of barely informed rants marketed as therapy. Also big thanks for taking the time to acknowledge the victim's pain. Dr Lindsay Gibson was saying acknowledging the pain it caused helps people move on. The chronic invalidation from family and society is why compassionate views and bandaid fixes are so hard to hear.
@teddyknight47622 күн бұрын
You are fulfilling a much needed niche as the previous commentor commented.. I compliment you!
@healnpd2 күн бұрын
I appreciate that!
@teddyknight47622 күн бұрын
Phillip Zimbardo said only two percent of people recover from this sh_t.... and to do that you have to become really smart, towards that end I thank you for your contribution
@teddyknight47622 күн бұрын
Ramani is right, they have some empathy but it is overridden by their love of absolutely terrorizing, perverting, murder threatening harmless people like me they LOVE hurting people and easily will kill if they can/could get away with it. That's why they KILL your very soul instead and they have ZERO REMORSE. Try to tell them anything and you are met with more intense terror and death threats.. that's what they are, they are death threat animals, that is their complete total fun joy and pleasure, narcissist OR psychopath?? They abuse and IF POSSIBLE threaten to kill or murder everyone they can get away with it!!! To late I'm already screwed, they should be treated like they treat others.. thanks for your response, this stuff is raw.. I'm healing really, insight.. now years and years later.. decades taken from me by these people
@teddyknight47622 күн бұрын
You obviously didn't thru fortune have to be victim as I was to a m____fer___ who was constantly terrorizing me abusing me and threatening to KILL ME. YEAH their just sick, yeah threatening to kill helpless people is just a little mental health problem!!!!!!!!!!:((
@healnpd2 күн бұрын
@teddyknight4762 - It sounds like you’ve been through a lot and I’m glad you are out of that situation. The disconnect here is a common one on this channel. You are discussing an abusive relationship. I am discussing mental illness. Sometimes, those things overlap. However, this video is not about abusive relationships. It is about a specific form of mental illness. Not everyone who abuses others has pathological narcissism and/or NPD. It’s possible that the person who hurt you was mentally ill in this specific way, but it is also possible that they were not. If they were not diagnosed by a licensed clinician, then there is no way to know. What I do know is narcissism, because I specialize in it. It’s my whole career. What I am saying about pathological narcissism in this video is true, even if it doesn’t fit your experience of a particular person. Thanks for watching, and best wishes in your continued recovery.
@mandarinadreux95723 күн бұрын
Wow. I think, for me it just clicked how personality development works at a very deep level. Thanks! Much more helpful than PD labels as npd, bpd or what have you. (Have long been wondering if they don't actually all essentially share the same root cause)
@Rares01013 күн бұрын
The morally grandiose, self righteous tirades people comment on this channel are a cosmic level irony considering the subject matter.
@MarssBarss-k3e3 күн бұрын
Thank you for mentioning the empathy thing! I struggle with fluctuating empathy because of BPD and NPD combined and it’s strange to see people make such huge generalizations about things that everybody experiences differently
@pija95053 күн бұрын
Well done doc.. Giving hope to cluster b,s to be able the learn themselves out of it.. Facinatingly refreshing talk.. Giving hope like a abc path.. impressive
@derekf90173 күн бұрын
7:00 when Identity Diffusion happens, its not just the time needed to seperate, its the time thats A LITTLE EXTRA that makes partners see that they are both living in the shadowcycle of negative schema storms that can only be solved with meds lol
@michaelobrien86613 күн бұрын
I sure appreciate your rational take on NPD. It's a breath of fresh air.
@kevinjanghj4 күн бұрын
I am more interested in knowing if there are any records of narcissists ever recovering in ANY way at all, beyond coping with it.
@dolittle67814 күн бұрын
A highly competent overview of personality styles. Still it’s an Ivy Tower, bookish narrative that has academic significance but offers little empathy for those of us struggling with the abusive treatment victims of say people with NPD inflict on the individuals they work and live with. I do not appreciate the use of the word “style” in a discussion of personalities, as in the term personally style. Style is a far too forgiving even neutral or biased term in the field of psychology. . In reality, a style is usually a particular way of dress or to create music. When applied to mental health it tends to suggest that the condition is not to be taken very seriously-that the disorder is harmless. Why not use instead a phrase like “personality formation” or “personality modality” or “personally constitution”? The scientific orientation of the doctor’s discussions seems to ignore the reality of the great harm personality disordered people inflict on others and possibly even on themselves. While erudite the doctor’s approach to psychological study in this video is at once informative and yet cold especially in the context of such a popular platform as YT where viewers tend to look for quick. feel good solutions to problems.
@Rowganlife4 күн бұрын
thanks for the "to the point" info.
@russellharris49634 күн бұрын
There are examples of psychotic and hating immigrants. But isn’t it possible to have psychotic tendencies against anyone who isn’t in their chosen group. So there is herding with their group and view any outsiders as bad. So on the political spectrum, both extremes are likely psychotic.
@uncleclaw1714 күн бұрын
Bcuz, deep down... they know they have deceived and cheated their way through life, and therefore nave no internalized sense of integrity?
@laurajane48064 күн бұрын
As they used to say in the TV show Dragnet, 'Just the facts, ma'am' - I love your straight forward and informative style. Thank you!!
@holisticmindbodyhealth34774 күн бұрын
Yes, this makes sense because of reaction formation and the false self. Whatever you see on the surface is actually an expression of its opposite. Making it easy to see why relationships go south pretty quickly. Almost like people need a Rosetta Stone to communicate with us.
@sarahyip28254 күн бұрын
I like how the different strands that have been flowing all over cyberspace are explained in a structured and cohesive way. Builds knowledge as well as allow confidence that NPD can be understood to a certain extent. This is coming from a frustrated longtime victim of NPD sibling(s) who exhibit both vulnerability and grandiosity! You have given me a foothold understanding minus the alienating that characterises most channels. The last bit about Witnessing ie making the narcissist feel Seen and Listened to, is gold. That applies to almost everyone-the need for validation but narcissists need it as they needed oxigen.
@sandygoddard74784 күн бұрын
Okay, but you have to admit, we shouldn't be coddling these people who have no empathy, remorse, nor conscience. You can't blame anyone for not liking them or wanting to be around them.
@candycjk4 күн бұрын
I agree with this assessment of Narcissistic Personality Disorder, describing it as being a mental illness, and explaining why.
@9thumbsup884 күн бұрын
This is a l l Republicans with trump. You don't even have to say the word, I see them in this a mile away!
@mongoharry77655 күн бұрын
The "Am I good, am I loved, am I safe...Yes! " picture was really something ❤️