Tag: Explanation of Transference

Exorcise Narcissist in Your Mind (EXCERPT Lecture in University of Applied Sciences, Elbląg, Poland)

The lecture outlined the severe mental, emotional and somatic impacts of narcissistic abuse—prolonged grief, betrayal, and the narcissist’s introject that invades the victim’s mind—and emphasized that recovery is possible. It presented a nine-fold healing path grouped into body (self-care and regulation), mind (authenticity, positivity, mindfulness) and functioning (vigilant observation, shielding, reality-testing), plus preparatory homework and therapy recommendations and the stages of grief victims must accept. Recovery signs include elimination of hostile inner voices, restored self-trust and reality testing, autonomous motivation, reduced dependency and addictive cravings, and the ability to engage in relationships without adopting a victim identity. Exorcise Narcissist in Your Mind (EXCERPT Lecture in University of Applied Sciences, Elbląg, Poland)

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When Narcissist Reminds You of Someone: Narcissistic Transferences (Idealizing, Mirror, Twinship)

The video discussed the psychological concept of transference, particularly focusing on narcissistic transference as explained through psychoanalysis and self psychology. It detailed how individuals project unresolved childhood dynamics onto others, creating expectations that these new relationships fulfill past unmet needs, often leading to distorted perceptions and dysfunctional interactions. The speaker emphasized the therapeutic importance of recognizing and working through transference and counter-transference to improve self-awareness and relational functioning, especially in narcissistic relationships. When Narcissist Reminds You of Someone: Narcissistic Transferences (Idealizing, Mirror, Twinship)

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