When Love feels Conditional: Treating the Adult Child of a Narcissistic Parent

Clients who were raised by a narcissistic parent or caregiver often struggle with shame, anxiety, low self-worth, and insecure attachment.

To treat these deep wounds effectively, we need to help clients:

• Deconstruct the critical or idealized parent they’ve internalized
• Process developmental trauma and attachment wounds
• Guard themselves against relapse and regression in future interactions with their parent

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So we called on one of the leading experts in the field to bring you strategies for treating the deep wounds that adult children of narcissistic parents often carry.

In this workshop, Daniel J. Fox, PhD will share evidence-based interventions and tools to help clients heal the wounds left by narcissistic parents.

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Here’s the agenda:

• A 5-step process for treating adult clients of narcissistic parents
• Specific roles children often adopt in response to a narcissistic parent (and how to work with them)
• How to disrupt dysfunctional patterns clients develop in response to narcissism
• Common myths about narcissism that can misdirect treatment
• How narcissism can present across different generations of parents (and the therapeutic impacts)

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