Ross Rosenberg answers 12 important questions about narcissism and Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
1. What is narcissism?
2. Is there healthy narcissism?
3. Why do narcissists get angry when confronted?
4. Why are narcissists judgmental of others?
5. Why do narcissists behave superior and entitled?
6. Can Narcissistic Personality Disorder be cured?
7. Does our society celebrate or value narcissism?
8. Does narcissism get worse over time?
9. When does reality catch up to the narcissist?
10. How do you spot a narcissist?
11. How do you set healthy boundaries with narcissists?
12. What happens when you break up with a narcissist?
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Ross Rosenberg M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT, is the owner of Self-Love Recovery Institute. He is a psychotherapist, educator, expert witness and author. Ross is known globally for his expertise in codependency (Self-Love Deficit Disorder™), Pathological Narcissism, Narcissistic Abuse and Trauma Treatment. His book, “The Human Magnet Syndrome” sold over 110,000 copies and are translated into nine languages. Ross’s YouTube channel has amassed over 17million video views and 185K subscribers. He is a keynote speaker and educator who has presented educational workshops in 30 States/70 cities and abroad. Ross has been regularly featured on national TV and radio.
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Just discovered your channel. Excellent video! Thank you for your knowledge and insight!
This makes feel so greived because I have had to go no contact with my daughter and to think about the trauma that I caused to her when I divorced her dad but there is no resolution because she doesnt accept any apologies I give her and now it's all my fault and I cant reach her shame
You content has been extremely helpful and looking forward to obtaining your books and materials. Thank you kindly!
I want therapy? Where can I reach out?
Sadist of all stories here.
What about low self loathing narcs without grandiosity?
Oh, my own narc traits get in the way of me being a better therapist..
Slowly, I'm learning how to keep my narc clients in therapy.
Have you got a video on how a narcissist always fights against your opinion even if you have pages of proof to show that your opinion is right. I have given up on this one person who constantly has to be right seriously I mean for me if I'm wrong my dad used to say to me admit you're wrong and say you're sorry but if your rights prove it but don't open your mouth until you have good evidence so for example I say to this person the cat we saw was yellow and everybody else so the cat and it was yellow… I'm using this as an example but the person will stay well that is your opinion it was not yellow because I saw it different and then I'll come back and say well 5-6 other people saw it was yellow well then they will come back to me and say well you know that that's just your opinion doesn't mean it's truthful and then I come back and say walk are you saying all the five or six other people that saw that was a yellow cat are wrong??
And then the person will come back and say well if you think about it maybe one person was wearing sunglasses and that will distort your eyesight and maybe the other person has some colour blindness. And then you have to think about what time the day it was was it cloudy out. On and on and on and it just is crazy it doesn't matter what subject it is people go against you know tell me something is that narcissist Behavior??
The person is super nice and does things for you and is kind in a lot of ways but when it comes to their opinion they will argue to the cows come home and we know that expression about the cows coming home.
And another thing this person doesn't point about the mistakes of other people. Doesn't say well look at that person look what they're doing wrong but when it comes to me he will not make excuses for me. For example if I say somebody is doing something wrong he always makes excuses for their bad behaviour. Sticks up for them but then when I see something about hold that other person is treating me he will keep defending them and tells me that I should be the one that changes I should be the one that does this and I should be the one that does that. But he doesn't make any room for any excuses for me. Is that narcissistic behaviour?