Narcissistic Parents and the Damaging Effects | How to Deal with Control Tactics
Channel: Luminousz Ztarr
Date: 2016-10-15

Ever experienced parents with narcissistic personality disorder or know someone who has?  I'm going to share with you the damaging effects, signs that you should be aware of and how to deal with it all.  Unfortunately, there are some narcissistic parents that can use smear campaigning as a toxic control tactic.  One awful tactic that some narcissistic parents like to use against "scapegoat," or what is known as, "identified patient," child is character assassination.  This could lead to issues with social anxiety, amongst other issues.  Unfortunately, there are some parents who have a cluster B personality type that unconsciously choose a particular child to scapegoat, therefore project what he or she does not want to resolve within themselves.  Children who are tagged as the child to be scapegoated, are often emotionally bullied to parent their narcissistic parents, while preserving the entire dysfunctional family.  Unfortunately, it is often at the expense of the identified patient, or "IP," child. 

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Luminousz Ztarr channel discusses signs of pathological narcissism in general while not attempting to diagnose anyone in these videos with narcissistic personality.  Spot the signs of narcissistic personality disorder.  Learn focus tools, access to references and resources designed to assist with recovery from narcissist relationships.  

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