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🗓️ 8 September 2020
⏱️ 17 minutes
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I get messaged many times about the fact that people just can't break that addiction to the narcissist even if they know that it isn't the right thing for them to keep on messaging or emailing the narcissist in their life. We actually call this a trauma bond, and in this episode I explain exactly what it is.
What You Will Learn In This Episode:
Remember where you are right now with creating those neuropeptides, because that’s what we are addicted to. In order to break the addiction to the narcissist, we've got to calm that nervous system, so that we can create a space for you to start to heal the trauma of narcissistic abuse.
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the narcissistic abuse recovery podcast. I'm Caroline Stawson and I'll be sharing with you |
0:09.2 | awareness, understanding and education about the devastating effects of narcissistic abuse to help you thrive. |
0:16.8 | I want you to know that I've been exactly where you are now and I believe you. |
0:21.4 | And this show is all about taking you from trauma to transformation. |
0:30.2 | So I must get messaged so many times about the fact that people just can't break that trauma bond, that addiction to the |
0:41.3 | narcissist. And they know that it isn't the right thing to be doing, to keep wanting to maybe |
0:47.1 | stay or go back, that they keep on messaging or emailing or texting the narcissist in their |
0:53.0 | life. And they know that they shouldn't be doing that. |
0:56.3 | And they feel even worse as they're doing that. |
0:58.7 | But there is something making them keep doing that. |
1:01.6 | And we actually call this a trauma bond. |
1:04.4 | Now, you may have heard of something called the Stockholm Syndrome. |
1:07.7 | Now, the Stockholm Syndrome was founded when it was really those hostages that were taken |
1:13.5 | in various events that suddenly became akin and felt like they started to affiliate with the |
1:21.0 | actual hostage takers. They started to see maybe the reason why they were keeping you as hostage |
1:27.4 | because they could see a |
1:28.5 | bigger picture. And that's what we would call the Stockholm Syndrome. And really, it's a very |
1:33.3 | similar scenario with a narcissist, but we tend to call it trauma bonding. Now, we know narcissistic |
1:40.6 | abuse is trauma. And the majority of the clients that I see will all be suffering |
1:46.0 | with something called complex post-traumatic stress disorder. So you've probably heard of PTSD, |
1:52.0 | and I've done other podcasts on this, other episodes. And complex PTSD is really that |
1:57.4 | information processing disorder that has got really, really stuck, but it's things that |
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