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A Date With Darkness Podcast is hosted by Dr. Natalie Jones PsyD, a prison psychologist and a licensed psychotherapist with a private practice in Oakland, CA. In this podcast, Dr. Jones has an intimate discussion about the effects of being in abusive and hurtful relationships with narcissists.
We have all had an experience with a loved one or a friend who has been involved in an unhealthy or abusive relationship, which you desperately wanted them to get out of. Maybe you have been in a toxic relationship yourself. It is very difficult to observe your loved one get hurt or taken advantage of. You give advice and try to help that person in every way possible so that they can get out of the relationship safely; only you are crushed by them staying in the abusive relationship! While your intentions were good, you can start to feel consumed with feelings about a relationship which you are not directly involved in. This episode offers tips and suggestions on how to best support your loved one who is struggling with their abusive relationship without becoming overly invested in the outcome and maintaining healthy boundaries as a support system.
If you have questions for Dr. Jones, or if you are interested in sponsoring the podcast please email: [email protected].
Be sure to stay connected with Dr. Jones and A Date With Darkness Podcast.
Visit the website: A Date With Darkness
Let's keep in touch via social media!
Facebook: @adatewithdarkness
Instagram: @adatewithdarkness
Twitter: @adatewdarkness
To connect with likeminded individuals seeking support from hurtful and abusive relationships in a safe space, please join the private FB group: A Date With Darkness Private Support Community Group
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A Date With Darkness Podcast is hosted by Dr. Natalie Jones PsyD, a prison psychologist and a licensed psychotherapist with a private practice in Oakland, CA. In this podcast, Dr. Jones has an intimate discussion about the effects of being in abusive and hurtful relationships with narcissists.
We have all had an experience with a loved one or a friend who has been involved in an unhealthy or abusive relationship, which you desperately wanted them to get out of. Maybe you have been in a toxic relationship yourself. It is very difficult to observe your loved one get hurt or taken advantage of. You give advice and try to help that person in every way possible so that they can get out of the relationship safely; only you are crushed by them staying in the abusive relationship! While your intentions were good, you can start to feel consumed with feelings about a relationship which you are not directly involved in. This episode offers tips and suggestions on how to best support your loved one who is struggling with their abusive relationship without becoming overly invested in the outcome and maintaining healthy boundaries as a support system.
If you have questions for Dr. Jones, or if you are interested in sponsoring the podcast please email: [email protected].
Be sure to stay connected with Dr. Jones and A Date With Darkness Podcast.
Visit the website: A Date With Darkness
Let's keep in touch via social media!
Facebook: @adatewithdarkness
Instagram: @adatewithdarkness
Twitter: @adatewdarkness
To connect with likeminded individuals seeking support from hurtful and abusive relationships in a safe space, please join the private FB group: A Date With Darkness Private Support Community Group
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