Divide and Conquer – a strategic way of isolating victims
The term divide and conquer refers to Julius Caesar’s strategy of breaking up his enemies into smaller groups, and then defeating them one by one
Surviving Narcissistic Abuse and Anxiety
If you’re a survivor of narcissistic abuse, then you probably are all too well aware of the defining characteristics of narcissists and how they manipulate and traumatize the people around them. However even if you’re not a survivor, it’s important to understand what narcissism is and how it can impact people’s lives. This narcissism glossary highlights the most common terms associated with narcissists and narcissism.
With a good understanding of the terminology related to narcissistic traits, narcissist abuse and narcissistic personality disorder, you will gain a better insight into the workings of the narcissistic mind. This will enable you to identify and protect yourself from any narcissist you might be unfortunate enough to come across.
The term divide and conquer refers to Julius Caesar’s strategy of breaking up his enemies into smaller groups, and then defeating them one by one
Enmeshment can occur in any type of relationship, but it is particularly common in families with a narcissistic parent.
If you’re dealing with a narcissist, or are in any kind of relationship with one, you know that going no contact is often the best solution. But what if that’s not possible? What if you have to co-parent with them, or see them at work every day?
Personality disorders are a type of mental disorder that can cause significant problems in a person’s life. There are three clusters of personality disorders: Cluster A, Cluster B, and Cluster C.
Narcissistic grooming is a tactic used by narcissists to manipulate their victims into a relationship with them. Grooming is the act of shaping a certain image in the target’s mind about who the narcissist is and his or her past experiences.
The narcissist often uses a technique called Narcissistic FOG, an acronym for Fear, Obligation, and Guilt, to control their victim.