<p>Not only do we need to work on healing ourselves, we need to work on healing the world around us. . . and by doing so, we will get better.</p>
<p>Ending suffering is important as a fundamental human right for all peoples, and that is a great thing to work towards.</p>

Not only do we need to work on healing ourselves, we need to work on healing the world around us. . . and by doing so, we will get better. Ending suffering is important as a fundamental human right for all peoples, and that is a great thing to work towards.

Public Enemy #1 Our Growing Mental Health Crisis

N.A.R.C. provides information to facilitate learning and healing from abuse betrayal following relationships with cluster B disordered individuals (narcissists, sociopaths, psychopaths as well as comorbidities like addiction). Content will cover carefully researched material, collaboration with mental health professionals, and interviews with both victim-survivors and experts in the field of NPD. There is a lack of information and a lot of misinformation, so our task is to shine a light on the topic so you may make informed decisions about your healing journey.

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