Jay Reid Psychotherapy

New video on the psychological process that can lead to believing what a narcissist says about you: https://youtu.be/8LeLsaf4nlI

One of the grave impacts of being scapegoated by a narcissistic parent is the sense that at your core you are not real. This new blog post discusses what leads to this feeling and how therapy can help.

Narcissistic Rage from a Parent: How children learn to survive it:

A video on Mother's Day for children of narcissistic mothers who might not deserve the holiday:

Sometimes narcissistic people portray themselves as caregivers. Read more about it here:

A video on narcissistic abuse in the family. Roles played by the narcissist and other family members:

How therapy works for survivors of narcissistic abuse...

A short video on the psychology of narcissistic parents and why it so often ends in child abuse...

The month's blog post on why Narcissistic caregivers target 'Big' kids...whether it's the size of their physical stature, personality, or good-heartedness.

New blog post on the experience and recovery of getting scapegoated in a narcissistic family...

This month's blog addresses the survival tactic of leaving oneself to escape the impact of narcissistic abuse in childhood

New blog post on the role of the enabler parent in the narcissistic family...how they facilitate the Narcissist's abuse of the scapegoated child:

New blog post...why you feeling happy threatens a narcissist's fragile sense of superiority

Read how therapy can help survivors of narcissistic abuse. You can shed the self-diminishing beliefs adopted when in relationship with a narcissist.

Children of narcissists may have difficulty recognizing when they are right. This blog uses a case to illustrate how faith in themselves can be restored.