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Is it healthy to obsess over my past narcissistic partner and what happened to me?

December 1, 2022

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Is it healthy to obsess over my past narcissistic partner and what happened to me?
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It’s become popular to spend time thinking about psychopathic and narcissistic abuses—for us to obsess over what’s happened to us.

In this episode, we’ll explore whether this way of thinking is good for us and how to tell if we’re falling into unhealthiness as we try to make sense of the past.

Sandra L. Brown Webinar Video Replay. How Could I’ve Fallen for a Dangerous Man? Watch it here.

You don’t have to stay locked in the emotional prison from narcissistic abuse. Join this series of Group Coaching sessions with me, Kerry McAvoy and Trey De La Torre starting January 7, 2023 called 6 Steps to Reclaiming Inner Peace and Confidence after Narcissistic Abuse. Register now for an early bird rate!

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Kerry Kerr McAvoy, Ph.D, a retired psychologist & author, is an expert on cultivating healthy relationships and deconstructing narcissism.

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