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If you’ve ever felt like your words of praise disappear into a bottomless pit when dealing with a narcissist, you’re not imagining it. Complimenting a narcissist can feel like pouring water into a bucket with no bottom — it’s exhausting, unsustainable, and emotionally depleting. Lynn Catalano, narcissistic abuse expert, leads you to ways you can protect your peace.

If you’ve ever argued with a narcissist, you know it’s never about finding a solution—it's about them winning and you doubting yourself. But what if I told you there are specific phrases that can stop this cycle in its tracks? Lynn Catalano, narcissistic abuse recovery expert shares the 3 phrases that work to disarm a narcissist during an argument.

They say silence is golden—but when you're in a relationship with a narcissist, silence becomes a weapon. If you've ever been stonewalled, ignored, or had your messages go unanswered for days or weeks without explanation, you know exactly what I’m talking about. The silent treatment isn’t about cooling off or seeking space—it’s about control. Explore this topic with Lynn Catalano, narcissistic abuse recovery expert.

One of my clients, “Jake,” gave me permission to share his story in the hopes of helping others. He grew up under the shadow of a covert narcissistic mother.

If you've survived narcissistic abuse, you know the devastating impact it has on your sense of self. The constant criticism, gaslighting, and emotional manipulation leave you questioning your worth, your reality, and your ability to trust your own judgment. You've been walking on eggshells for so long that you've forgotten what it feels like to stand tall and speak your truth with confidence. Explore the 6 steps to rebuild your confidence with Lynn Catalano, narcissistic abus

If you’ve been in toxic or narcissistic relationships—romantic, family, workplace—it’s likely your nervous system was trained to feel familiarity where there should have been safety. If you find comfort in their chaos, it's time to break these patterns.

You know you're in a toxic relationship. You've read the articles, recognized the red flags, and maybe even found the courage to name what's happening to you: narcissistic abuse. But here's where the advice usually stops—and where your real life continues. Explore the 5 steps with Lynn Catalano, Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Expert.

The reality of narcissistic abuse is that it's designed to make you question your own perceptions, emotions, and memories. It's a deliberate strategy that leaves you doubting the very experiences that are harming you. Today, I want to validate what you already know deep down: your reactions are normal, your feelings are valid, and your experiences are real.

Have you ever asked yourself, “How can someone so adored by others be so cruel to me behind closed doors?” I did. If so, you’re not imagining it. You’re experiencing one of the most insidious tactics in the narcissist’s toolbox: weaponized popularity. Lynn Catalano, attorney, author & narcissistic abuse recovery coach explores how they do it and what you can do.

Leaving a narcissistic toxic relationship is one of the most challenging decisions you can make. Narcissists don't simply let people go—they often escalate their tactics when they sense loss of control. Lynn Catalano, author, attorney & Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Coach shares the 5 mistakes to avoid when leaving a narcissist.

Recovering from narcissistic abuse can be challenging and stressful. Although it may take time, healing is possible through some of these methods. If someone you love has been through this experience, your support can make a life-changing difference. Lynn Catalano, author, attorney, narcissistic abuse recovery coach shares what you should do to comfort your loved one and what to avoid.

In a time where self-promotion is often praised, the word narcissist gets tossed around easily. But not all narcissism is the same—and understanding the difference between narcissism and Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is crucial, especially for survivors of emotional and psychological abuse.

Narcissists and empaths form a toxic, yet magnetic attraction because their psychological needs are in conflict. Lynn Catalano, author, attorney & Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Coach explores the disparity between empaths and narcissists and why they are toxicly attracted to each other.

If you’ve experienced the chaos, the circus, and the conflict, you know how narcissists ruin and wreck every holiday, special occasion, family gathering. This week I’m sharing a letter I received from someone who’s had their holidays ruined by a narcissist. I know so many of you have had similar experiences, me included.

One of the most common tactics used by narcissists to control and isolate their victims is self-isolation. Lynn Catalano, author, attorney &

Narcissistic abuse is a cruel, manipulative, and draining experience. For those who have lived in a toxic relationship with a narcissist, br

These bonds can have a profound impact on your mental, emotional, and even physical well-being. Lynn Catalano, attorney, author narcissistic

Have you found yourself stuck in a toxic relationship, you can’t break free, even when you know it’s hurting you? Lynn Catalano, attorney, a

Have you been in a toxic relationship and blamed yourself?

People who suffer from NPD (narcissistic personality disorder) withhold affection, communication, finances, etc. They are emotionally handic