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It's judgment-free, zero pressure, and just the start of taking your power back.
Welcome to the diagnostic zone.
Here's what I specialize in spotting, decoding, and recovering from — the types of psychological chaos that leave you confused, codependent, and Googling “am I the problem?” at 2 a.m.
💥 The Highlights:
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Narcissistic Personality Disorder – grandiose, covert, beautiful chaos in skinny jeans
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Dark Triad Types – Narcissism. Machiavellianism. Sociopathy. A real party.
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Reactive Abuse Cycles – they poke, poke, poke... then film your reaction
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Love Bombing, Gaslighting, and Breadcrumbing – the holy trinity of “why am I crying in the bathtub?”
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Trauma Bonds – when you know it’s toxic but their voice is still your ringtone
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Stonewalling, Projection, and Hoovering – aka “the emotional Olympics”
She was barefoot. Outside. Crying.
He locked the door behind her — on her birthday.Her crime?
Asking him not to post thirst traps while ignoring her texts.He said, “You’re acting crazy again,” and turned the music up.
For hours, she stood outside in the cold with mascara on her cheeks, looking at the door like it might develop a conscience.
When he finally let her back in, he tossed her a towel and said, “Let’s not make this a big deal.”
She didn’t know what was worse — the door, or how normal this had started to feel.
She came to me whispering.
She left with the locks changed.
He said he was too busy to talk.
Too overwhelmed.
Too deep into “self work.”
Meanwhile… he liked every single photo of a 22-year-old DJ named “Celestina Vibes.”
He slid into her DMs with a voice note:
“You just have this healing energy. Like, I feel safe with you.”
Sir, you have three therapy appointments, two exes, and one restraining order pending. No one is safe.
When my client confronted him, he said, “Why are you being so reactive? I didn’t do anything wrong.”
She blocked him.
Then made a playlist called “Healing Energy My Ass.”
And yes — it slaps.
He told her she was the love of his life.
Promised her the dog, the wedding, the whole future playlist.Then one day, she came home…
and all her stuff was in garbage bags by the door.
No note. No explanation. Just silence.When she finally got him on the phone, he said:
“I didn’t want to deal with your emotions.”
She had just buried her father.
He didn’t come to the funeral.
But he posted a shirtless photo the same day with the caption:
“Sometimes you gotta protect your peace.”She didn’t even cry right away. She just stood there, reading the caption over and over.
Because deep down, she thought it was her fault.
It wasn’t.
And she doesn’t blame herself anymore.
Client Stories
Some stories from the survivors
My Passion
I’m here to break the silence — not tiptoe around it.
My mission is to help survivors of narcissistic abuse wake up, decode the manipulation, and reclaim their voice with clarity, confidence, and zero shame.
I don’t offer sugar-coated healing or clinical scripts. I offer real tools, hard truth, and the kind of support I wish I had when I was locked out, gaslit, love-bombed, and blamed.
I speak fluent delusion — because I lived inside it.
And now I use my voice to help others name what happened, unlearn the programming, and get so powerful they never get baited again.
This is not just recovery.
This is revenge through rebirth.
Welcome to sanity.
💥 Why My Form of Healing Hits Harder Than Traditional Therapy:
🧠 When Therapy Becomes a Weapon
Let’s talk about it:
My ex went to therapy — and came back worse.
Not because he didn’t need help. But because the therapist handed him a narrative that made him the eternal victim.
“It’s because of your mother.”
“You’re wounded.”
“You need space to self-regulate.”
And just like that, he got permission to lash out, lie, ghost, punish, and cheat — all in the name of healing his inner child.
Meanwhile, I was gaslit, silenced, and told to “give him grace.”
That’s not therapy. That’s enabling.
Not all therapists are bad. But too many are trauma-informed on paper — and narcissist-informed in practice. They hand emotional abusers a script that keeps them the star…
While survivors keep playing the role of “too sensitive” or “not supportive enough.”
In this space, we do it differently.
We hold space for the pain — but we also hold people accountable.
Because real healing doesn’t justify abuse.
It exposes it.
