Narcissitic Abuse Recovery

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 Dates and Times of Support Group
The support group meets weekly and allows everyone involved to develop skills towards healing as well as a strong social support group that is needed to heal and improve our overall quality  life. This group is focused on giving survivors who have experienced Narcissistic  abuse the tools and support that is needed to take their lives back and thrive!

Day:     Tuesday Evenings
Time:   6:30 pm- 8:00 pm EST

What You will Learn in a Narcissist Support Group  
You will learn how to lay a solid foundation by learning coping skills and establishing a daily routine

You will create a strong mind and strong life by identifying mental health symptoms you may be experiencing and recognizing what you feel

You will learn how to speak life and light into your life! with affirmations, encouragement and positive self-talk

You will learn to build your tribe by creating a strong social support network

You will learn to incorporate spirituality and spiritual wellness by discovering ways to improve your spiritual health

You will educate yourself about narcissism by decoding, dissecting the traits, examining the warning signs and recognizing future red flags

You will learn to be introspective and evaluate what made you susceptible to this type of abuse

You will learn how to validate your experience and allow yourself to feel all that you feel by embracing your story.

You will learn how to purge and release sadness, guilt and shame, and embrace forgiveness of self

You will learn how to not make the same mistake again

You will learn to recognize your resiliency and understand that we are victors and not victims

You will learn what your experience has cultivated in you

You will learn how to reframe your experience and turn your pain into power

You will learn to have less fear and more courage

You will learn to have Faith and Trust in YOU!

You will increase your confidence  and self-esteem

You will understand that you’re the investment that always produces a return

You will give yourself permission to dream big!

You will be able to create and pursue your goals

And ultimately you will understand that the sky’s the limit and you will learn to live the life you have always imagined!
 

What Is a Narcissistic Abuse Support Group?  

So many survivors of narcissistic abuse are estranged from their families and are left feeling alone, unwanted, abandoned, and unloved. 

If you have been in a toxic relationship with a narcissist, you are likely to deal with confusion and hurt.  Even though you know it was not your fault and that you are not to blame, it is hard to shake off the feeling of betrayal, hurt, and confusion. Most survivors of narcissistic abuse spend the rest of their lives wondering if there was something they could have done differently to avoid being victims of the abuse or help their loved one with narcissistic behavior. Not having a way to address the issues can cause a lot of mental anguish, which can negatively affect their mental health. 

A narcissistic abuse recovery support group is a platform where survivors of narcissists come together to share, learn, and heal. Generally, it is a group where people who have been victims of narcissists can meet and share their experiences. Narcissistic abuse survivors who have healed from their trauma and want to help others find healing, too, facilitate these groups. By joining a narcissistic abuse recovery support group, you have a better chance of leading a better life after your traumatic experience with a narcissist. 

Online support groups are safe spaces where you are amongst people who understand. This gives you enough room to share and learn without fear of judgment or intimidation. Our narcissistic abuse recovery support group is facilitated by Licensed Mental health counselors and certified life coaches and a team of skilled admins who are empaths and fellow survivors. 

Benefits of Joining a Narcissistic Abuse Support Group 

When you finally gather enough courage to leave a narcissistic relationship, you are already traumatized, suffer from low self-esteem, and prefer to live in isolation as a coping skill. This happens because you think that no one will understand and be able to identify with the trauma you have been through. Most domestic violence survivors of narcissists are hardly believed because, in public, narcissists display their best features. They often con other people with their charming personality that projects kindness, perfection, honesty, and superiority. This makes it hard for a victim to find people who can believe their experience. 

Most abusive relationship survivors suffer from character assassination. The narcissist works to ruin their sanity and undermine their reputation to the people around them. (It’s important to note that these kinds of topics are often discussed in the support group). 

This makes it hard for outsiders to believe that the person they know and love can behave in the way the victim accuses them of behaving. Most of the time, the victim is labeled as crazy, narcissistic, a liar and toxic. This makes it hard for the victim to get support because everyone thinks the victim is the oppressor. 

In a narcissistic abuse recovery support group, you will be in the presence of other people who have gone through similar trauma. This is one of the best places to speak up, be heard, and be believed. You will meet with other survivors of narcissistic abuse who are willing to walk with you and help you to find healing. Because of the experiences, the members have with narcissists, you will not need to earn their trust, as they already believe you and know how living with a narcissist can hurt someone. It is in an abuse support group that you can once again find your reality, self-identity, and self-esteem. 

When you meet with others like you, you learn that you are not alone. You will learn from others, validate your feelings and emotions, and develop a deep relationship with other survivors as you work to rebuild your life.