
Narcissistic Abuse Causes Brain Damage { NARC
What does the narcissist do to you? It's worse than you think/

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Hosted by P. Pesqueda · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 286 episodes
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N.A.R.C. provides information to facilitate learning and healing from abuse betrayal following relationships with cluster B disordered individuals (narcissists, sociopaths, psychopaths as well as comorbidities like addiction). Content will cover carefully researched material, collaboration with mental health professionals, and interviews with both victim-survivors and experts in the field of NPD. There is a lack of information and a lot of misinformation, so our task is to shine a light on the topic so you may make informed decisions about your healing journey.
P. Pesqueda hosts N.A.R.C. Troopers: Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Collaborators, a health show with 286 episodes published.

What does the narcissist do to you? It's worse than you think/

Narcissistic abuse causes damage to every single part of a person's being.The types of abuse they cause are usually ambient abuse, marked by the following: 1. Emotional 2. Psychological 3. Cellular 4. Energetically 5. Sp

PTSD is often the result of trauma caused by narcissistic abuse. Ot is important to know what you are dealing with.

Understanding narcissistic abuse and the built-in trauma of these relationships is critical to recovery.

ONDERSTANDING WAYS TO NAVIGATE THIS UNCERTAIN TIME. 2026 IS NOT A GREAT TIMES TO BE HEALING FROM NARCISSISTIC ABUSE AND COLLECTIVE TRAUMA. BUT WE CAN DO IT! LET'S DIG GEEPER AND UNPACK THE THINGS WE NEED TO REMEMBER!

Ever think something is terribly wrong or you're going crazy because you can't get up after being knocked down by a suspected pathological narcissist? Let me tell you some things to understand exactly what is going on.

Right now, it may feel like too much to plot your recovery journey. But you can do it and thrive.

The world is experienced unprecedented clusters of challenges that seem be happening all at once, but what do we do if we are recovering from narcissistic abuse on top of everything else?

This audio only podcast explores how the narcopath victim bla,mes and has a whole bag of other tricks up their sleeve. And maybe they even gaslight themself and believe they are the victim. There are so many things we ne

Know this: You must understand narcissistic personality disorder to fully understand how to survive. 2026 is the time to get your house in order, do the work, stop repeating the cycle.

What do people in recovery from narcissistic abuse want for Christmas. Listen now.

Instead of learning to fill our own cup, we outsource the task to others like the narcissist. To avoid the tragedy that always follows these toxic pairings, we need grow ourselves and become whole and self sustaining.

Recovery from a relationship with a Cluster B narcissist, sociopath, psychopath or narcopath hybrid model is unlike other recovery because your brain has been "entrained" and conditioned in a cult like way that causes ma

Off script, unedited, guidance from the heart and wisdom that will help you heal.

How can we survive the discard when the narcissist abandons you?

Narcissistic Abuse is not like anything else and recovery is unique and challenging in horrific ways. Let's unpack the parts of this phenomena.

Being with a narcissist is like being in a cult. How do we get back our brains?

Empthy is absent in the narcissist. This problem is also spreading through our contemporary culture.

Empathy is often discussed these days. How do we handle those wjo lack this very human necessity?

The cult of narcissistic abuse is addiction, trauma bonding, introjects, loss and grief, and entrainment all mixed up into one enorous ball of existential annhilation. But we can survive and thrive!
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