If you’ve been wounded by narcissistic parents or toxic romantic relationships, this episode is a must-listen.

I’m joined by Dr. Meg Haworth, a transpersonal psychologist and creator of the Whole Person Integration Technique, to dive deep into the five primary wounds of narcissistic abuse—and how to heal them holistically.

We explore how narcissistic abuse isn't just emotional; it can manifest as chronic illness in the body. Dr. Meg shares her powerful insights on healing trauma through somatic techniques, how to spot narcissistic red flags in dating, and how to reclaim your power through her ICONIC ME method.

You’ll learn:

🚩 The 5 core wounds caused by narcissistic parents and partners

🌀 How narcissistic abuse is connected to chronic illness

🌱 The Whole Person Integration Technique for somatic healing

🔥 Red flags to watch for when dating a narcissist

💫 Why healing your inner voice is key to becoming your authentic self

This is an empowering conversation for anyone recovering from toxic family dynamics or romantic relationships. If you’re ready to go from wounded ACON to healed ICON, this episode will light the way.

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