By: Anne

Anne — Sun, 04 Aug 2024 16:03:23 +0000

As you wrote in the article, narcissistic abuse doesn’t stem from one, big event that you can conjure up and think about during a therapy session. So I wonder what were you sharing/thinking about while doing the emdr sessions? I am also intrigued by the idea of releasing the positive memories, I am trying to leave an abusive relationship but I feel held down and even manipulated by the good memories. They make me feel like I am inventing the bad memories and all the horrible things I feel while being in this relationship.

By: Gloria Tanner

Gloria Tanner — Fri, 26 Oct 2018 09:04:12 +0000

This has been very helpful and i intend on getting therapy. I have took the no contact approach and he is punishing me by stealing things out of my yard so i don’t have peace. There’s always something missing, even while i’m home. I walk outside and half of my tent is gone or my flag. He’s trying to torture me because i won’t talk to him or see him. He drives by all the time and stops and opens my gate and my neighbors gate. He wants me to be on the edge. I have made reports to the police and stood my ground on no contact. The only other thing i can do now is get therapy. This has and continues to be a long hard traumatic road. I would like to know where i can go to get this therapy. I’d love to have peace again. I crave it. I long for it. Can you point me in the right direction? Is this therapy available easily? I have heard of it but i’m really interested in it now that i’ve read your story. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you. Nadene

Comments on: How EMDR Therapy Can Help with Narcissistic Abuse

By: Anne

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