Trauma Recovery Coach Lindsay Goodman joins the Narc & Me to discuss the fact that abuse knows no boundaries. Giving abusive relationships a voice in the queer community, Lindsay shares her story and the strides she’s made in the healing journey.

On this weeks episode of the Narc & Me, Dave from @healing.after.a.narcissist joins the podcast. To date, this has been an anonymous account. Dave and Ashlee break down how we define ourselves breaking down the documentary In & Of Itself and how we begin to see ourselves post abuse.

The Narc and Me welcomes SJ, @le_disco_mama, to explore the difficult conversation of infertility and miscarriage while living with a narcissist. This emotional episode digs into the tactics used to secure supply and the pain of enduring these difficult experiences with an unsupportive partner. Trigger Warning: This episode may be upsetting for those who have recently experienced the loss of a child or facing the inability to conceive.

Katherine Kleis returns to the Narc & Me to discuss “New Beginnings.” From changing your mindset, to baby steps in healing, to entering into the world of dating post-abuse. We discuss your next steps to break the toxic patterns, further your healing, and build your next chapter.

In this week’s episode of the Narc & Me podcast, we chat. Ashlee, our host talks about the last year in narcissistic about recovery, ways to redirect focus back on to yourself and the ups and downs of the healing journey. Through awareness in this community and online, we can all heal and grow moving into a happier life post abuse.

Michelle, @michell_themindsetcoach, joins the Narc & Me podcast to talk about the empath. What makes you an empath and what are the benefits to being empathetic? How do you decipher between a HSP (highly sensitive person) and an empath? How do these two groups create and hold healthy boundaries? We explore all this and more in today’s episode.

Cody Isabel, Neuroscientist and Self Esteem Coach (@mindbrainbodylab) joins the Narc & Me to explore the many negative effects of prolonged exposure to narcissistic abuse. Did you know that abuse can cause brain damage? There are serious consequences of long term exposure to narcissist abuse tactics. In this episode, we explore the damage from trauma, how to establish new neuro-pathways for healing, and a new self narrative to help speed the recovery from abuse.

Lisa Sonni, @_stronger_than_before_coach, joins The Narc & Me podcast again to answer the difficult question “what if I stay?” How does choosing to stay with the narcissist effect you? How does choosing to stay impact you children? In this conversation, we explore ways to parent your children so they feel safe, loved and supported when a parent happens to be a narcissist.

Tina DiMattia joins for an open conversation with a therapist who has extensive experience treating both narcissists and recovering partners of narcissists.

Tina DeMattia earned her Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at Santa Clara University to specialize in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT). She is currently licensed by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Marriage and Family Therapists, as well as by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. She specializes in relationship and sex therapy, eating disorders, PTSD, personality disturbances, mood disorders (including bipolar), depression, suicidal ideation, and all anxiety disorders relating to trauma and abuse. Tina has insights and tips that help explain what you went through and how to take steps forward.

This week the Narc & Me welcomes self aware narcissist Lee Hammock to the show. With 1.6 million followers on TikTok alone, Lee has been featured in USA Today for using his platform to share information on the personality disorder, how to see the red flags and why going no contact with a narcissist is the most important thing you can do to move onto a healthy, happy life.