PODCAST: Serious effects of narcissistic abuse (Robert Tomšik)

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Published on Oct 26, 2022

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00:00 Introduction 01:04 What do you do, what do you focus on? 01:45 Definition of a narcissist. What kind of person is he? 04:24 Is it possible to detect a narcissist even at the first meeting? 05:33 Are there statistics on how many such people there are? 06:34 Are other disorders associated with narcissistic personality disorder? 08:25 Isn't a narcissist just an ill-mannered person? When is it already a disorder? 11:07 Can a narcissist realize his disorder by himself? 12:06 Is there a treatment? 15:18 How does a narcissist abuse people around him? 17:45 Do victims of narcissistic abuse have information about narcissism? 19:36 What threatens the children of narcissistic parents? 24:29 Is there physical violence in such a family? 25:14 How to help victims of narcissistic abuse? 26:02 Three phases of the cycle of narcissistic abuse 31:52 Is it possible to get out of such a cycle without consequences? 35:00 Can the victim in the first phase of the cycle find out that he is in contact with a narcissist? 39:05 Are there ways to help victims of narcissists in Slovakia? 46:42 Your challenges for the future? 48:26 Conclusion With whom do I have the "honor"? Although this question may sound ironic to you, it is completely obvious to a narcissist. Grandiosity and arrogance are two characteristics that describe narcissists very well. It is true that a narcissist is a person who likes himself too much, but it is not only about that. If we are talking about a real narcissist, this is only one of the less essential parts of his "self". Narcissists show an excessive sense of self-importance, have a deep need for admiration, a reduced sense of empathy, guilt and responsibility. They continuously use various manipulative techniques, emotionally and psychologically abuse others to achieve their goals. We call this psychological terror on the part of narcissists, which often ends in the complete destruction of the victim's personality, narcissistic abuse syndrome. We talked about this syndrome with Dr. Robert Tomšik from the Research Institute of Child Psychology and Pathopsychology in the Science Within Reach podcast. PaedDr. Robert Tomšik, PhD. is a scientific researcher in the field of psychology. He works at the Research Institute of Child Psychology and Pathopsychology in Bratislava and focuses his scientific activity on the field of psychometrics, pedeutology and personality disorders, specifically narcissistic personality disorder and narcissistic abuse syndrome. He publishes primarily in the field of psychological research methodology, quantitative research methodology and statistical data processing. For his publishing activity, he was twice nominated for the Personality of Slovakia in the field of psychology. In practice, he works as a professional consultant for victims of narcissistic abuse.

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