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We live in a culture that seems to breed and even reward highly narcissistic behavior. The emphasis on individualism and the persistence of hierarchical social structures and traditional gender roles contribute to patterns of narcissistic abuse and codependency that make finding healthy relationships difficult.
Whether you grew up with narcissistic parents and/or siblings or whether you found or find yourself in a relationship with abusive dynamics later in adulthood (or, as often is the case, both), this group will help you understand, heal and grow.
We will explore the psychological underpinnings of behavior along the spectrum from healthy to malignant narcissism. By discussing the relationship between toxic narcissism and codependency, participants will move from feeling like victims of narcissistic abuse to being able to set strong boundaries with others and stay attuned to their own needs. Through role play, mind-body awareness and mutual support, the group will process the many emotions that arise after betrayal and other aspects of narcissistic abuse. Participants will help one another heal the core wounds that may have made them vulnerable to being victimized in the first place.
Whether you grew up with narcissistic parents and/or siblings or whether you found or find yourself in a relationship with abusive dynamics later in adulthood (or, as often is the case, both), this group will help you understand, heal and grow.
We will explore the psychological underpinnings of behavior along the spectrum from healthy to malignant narcissism. By discussing the relationship between toxic narcissism and codependency, participants will move from feeling like victims of narcissistic abuse to being able to set strong boundaries with others and stay attuned to their own needs. Through role play, mind-body awareness and mutual support, the group will process the many emotions that arise after betrayal and other aspects of narcissistic abuse. Participants will help one another heal the core wounds that may have made them vulnerable to being victimized in the first place.
RECOVERING FROM NARCISSISTIC ABUSE: A Support & Therapy Group for Women
CURRENT GROUP:
WHEN: MEETS IN PERSON on Wednesdays from 6-7:30 pm
WHAT: A "Closed* Group"
COST: $100/session*
WHERE: 26 Court Street, Downtown Brooklyn, NY (near Borough Hall Subway Stop) and/or by Zoom
WHO: Women Only (LGBTQ+ welcoming; transwomen and all female-identifying persons are welcome)
WHEN: MEETS IN PERSON on Wednesdays from 6-7:30 pm
WHAT: A "Closed* Group"
COST: $100/session*
WHERE: 26 Court Street, Downtown Brooklyn, NY (near Borough Hall Subway Stop) and/or by Zoom
WHO: Women Only (LGBTQ+ welcoming; transwomen and all female-identifying persons are welcome)
- An initial 3-month commitment will be required with the option to continue the group if enough members are interested in doing so.
- A free consultation will be required to assess whether this is the right group for you (and vice versa!).
- If you want to explore whether this group is right for you, please fill out an Availability Survey/Group Application and email it to Susan at susan@therighthelp.com
*A sliding scale will be considered in cases of financial need (please don't be afraid to ask); invoices are available suitable for out-of-network insurance reimbursement
NEW GROUPS: Susan is currently screening members for additional groups to be offered on days and times, both in person and for virtual/online groups, depending on the needs of the participants.
Possible days and times include:
- Thursday from 11 am - 12:30 pm or 1-2:30 pm on Zoom
- Wednesday in person from 2-3:30 pm at 26 Court Street in Downtown Brooklyn (steps from Borough Hall suway stop)
Email Susan at susan@therighthelp.com for more information and/or include your answers to the Availability Survey directly to move the screening process along.