Today, 1st June, is World Narcissistic Abuse Awareness Day.
A global event that raises awareness about the signs and impact of narcissistic abuse.
The day is dedicated to raising awareness and educating people on what narcissistic abuse is, how to identify abusers, the red flags to watch out for, and the support available for survivors to help them safely leave and start to rebuild their lives and heal.
In honour of this global day, and to support all survivors who have or are still suffering at the hands of a narcissist, we are sharing some Stowe talks resources to support people dealing with or separating from a narcissist and those recovering from narcissistic abuse from one of the leading narcissism specialists in the world: Dr Supriya McKenna.
Divorcing or separating from a narcissist
In this podcast, Dr Supriya McKenna shares her deep understanding of narcissism, along with tools and techniques for people undergoing a divorce or separation from narcissistic individuals.
You can also catch-up on a previous Stowe talks webinar with Dr Supriya McKenna on divorcing or separating from a narcissist, including additional information and Q&A.
Rebuilding your life after narcissistic abuse
In this Stowe talks podcast, Dr Supriya McKenna shares her advice and practical tools and techniques for people rebuilding their lives after narcissistic abuse.
Helping survivors learn how to:
- Set and stick to your boundaries
- Rediscover your sense of self
- Understand your values, needs and strengths
- Rebuild trust and faith – in yourself and others
- Build resilience
- Move forward in life from a position of renewed strength
You can learn more about the work Dr Supriya McKenna does to support survivors of narcissistic abuse at her website: thelifedoctor.org
Stowe talks podcast series
Our podcast series gives you access to advice from some of the best divorce and relationship professionals in the UK.
You can listen to our podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcast
You can watch the videos on the Stowe YouTube channel
Support for domestic abuse survivors
If you are in an abusive situation or unsure if your situation is abusive, there are specialist domestic abuse services here to support you.
If you are in immediate danger, contact the police immediately on 999.
Or you access support at the following:
- National Domestic Violence Helpline – 0808 2000 247
- Solace Advice Line – 0808 802 5565 – [email protected]
- Mankind Initiative support for male victims – 01823 334244
- The Mix, free information and support for under 25s in the UK – 0808 808 4994
- Galop, National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline – 0800 999 5428
- Respect information for people worried their own behaviour is abusive – 0808 8024040
- NSPCC confidential advice if you are worried about a child – 0808 800 5000
- Refuge National Domestic Abuse – 0808 2000 247
- Samaritans Helpline: 116 123
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