Personalized coaching for survivors of narcissistic trauma — from someone who has walked this path.
Narcissism is characterized by a grandiose sense of self-importance, a lack of empathy for others, a need for excessive admiration, and the belief that one is unique and deserving of special treatment. Narcissists are so self-involved that they ignore the needs and feelings of those around them.
This is not the stuff of bad soap operas. If you have ever been in relationship with a narcissist or other toxic personality type, you know exactly what relational trauma means. It is emotionally, intellectually, and spiritually abusive and can destabilize us in the present and long term.
Relational trauma is everywhere. It can include family, friends, and colleagues. It affects your ability to trust, connect, and thrive. Relational trauma is distinguished from non-relational trauma such as that experienced in war, natural disasters, or assault.
Hello, I'm Shani Magosky. The most sustained narcissistic trauma I experienced professionally was almost five years of emotional, verbal, mental, and psychological abuse at the hands of an extremely narcissistic boss.
I was also physically and digitally stalked by a former employee and ultimately had to obtain a restraining order. Talk about confirmation of a good decision.
These and other experiences led me to pursue a formal certification as a Neuroscience and Relational Trauma Coach (NCRT) so I can help people like you.
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