Psychotherapist based in Bristol and Monmouth, specialising in the impact of narcissistic parents on adult children.
This week Katie and Helen answer a listener's question about how the growing up in their family affects their current relationships, both personally and professionally. TRIGGER WARNING: This episode mentions suicide, suicide threats, physical, verbal and emotional abuse.
This week, Katie and Helen look at a letter from a listener who feels the boundaries in relationships are blurred and where their feelings are invalidated and derided by friends and family. Is this tough love, or something else?
S struggles to vocalise her thoughts and feelings in argument with her husband. Katie and Helen look at why that might be and how it might be changed. For bonus content and to support us, please consider joining our patreon: https://www.patreon.com/InSight_Podcast
It's coming! The first episode will be released on 11/3/22 8am GMT
Mental Health Awareness Week by Helen Villiers
Supporting someone with mental health by Helen Villiers
How to cope with the anxiety of lockdown ending.
Today I talk about the different types of narcissistic abuse. Please feel free to leave me any questions and I'll do my best to answer them! I've kept it shorter today after some feedback :)
History Of Narcissism - 18:01:2019, 12.14 by Helen Villiers
In this weeks episode, I start a series of episodes looking at Narcissistic Personality Disorder and how it plays out. I start the series by looking at what traits a narcissist might have, and how to tell the difference between unhealthy or healthy narcissism. You even get to hear Daisy Dog asking for her supper!
In this teeny podcast I explain what makes a good apology and a fake apology.
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