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People with personality disorders have built up psychological defences during childhood to protect themselves from pain. But these don't always work.
What happens when something overwhelms the defences?
How does it feel to be given a diagnosis of a condition that is so heavily stigmatised? Is it possible to be open in public about having Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
Nota and Few talk about the withdrawal of a guest, and the difficulties faced by people with personality disorders in finding acceptance and ways to cope with their struggles.
How do we embrace the injured child within? In this episode, we meet Few, and learn about his history and journey.
Warning: this episode discusses child sexual abuse.
What does narcissism feel like from the inside? What is it like to be given a diagnosis of a personality disorder? Host Nota shares her story.
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