Narcissistic Mothers: How to Set Boundaries and Protect Yourself From Emotional Abuse, CPTSD & Toxic Shame

Do you sometimes feel like you "flunked" childhood and it was all your fault?

Feel like you have to walk around on eggshells when you are around your mother?

Find you have crushing, low self-worth and never feel good enough after being in her presence?

Often get emotionally triggered and feel deflated after connecting with her?

Hey my friend. I see you, you are not alone...

It is certainly not easy having a narcissistic mother. In fact, the knock-on effect can be utterly devastating for many, let alone the long-term and psychological damage it can cause. If any of the above feelings ring true to you, you might wonder what you can do to cope with a narcissistic parent...

You might sink lower every time you contact her - questioning all your decisions, value, worth, and self-esteem as she subtly or overtly quashes them.

Or worse, thinking you can change her...

Look, I get it.

Here's a little sneak preview of what you’ll get:

- 8 Ways Narcissistic Mothers Neglect Affected Your Life as an ADULT

- How the Narcissistic Mother causes CPTSD

- 7 Strategies For Letting Go Of A Narcissistic Mother

- How to Set Boundaries

- How To Cut Ties and Go No Contact

- How to get out of a trauma bond with your parent

- 8 Things Your Narcissistic Mother Might Do When You Cut Off All Contact

- Anger after Narcissistic Abuse - Why Can't I Let It Go?

- How Narcissistic Mothers Gaslight Their Daughters