Inspirational Links

I am a newbie at this blogging thing and haven't worked out all the tech. stuff so I am going to set up this page of inspirational and healing links until I have time to figure out how to do it the correct way. There are places on the internet that have a lot of great info., yet are not safe even-though they say they are due to their lack of accountablity, so I can not recommend them in good conscious knowing that you could/would be hurt there.

http://www.webofnarcissism.com

If you are wondering about Narcissism, if you have questions or just want to share your experience, this is a Safe place to Share.

http://www.luke173ministries.org

"If you have ever experienced Adult Child Abuse by a parent, sibling, or other relative, we welcome you and pray that you will find our website helpful."

The same great info can be applied to friends.

Blogs I follow:

http://abusesanctuary.blogspot.com/

SANCTUARY FOR THE ABUSED: Articles, clickable links & resources for victims & survivors. Dealing with verbal, psychological & emotional abuse and personality disorders.

http://www.facingforwardnow.com/

Ending the Legacy of a Narcissistic Personality Disordered Family

This is my journey of growing up with a Narcissistic Personality Disordered mother and the painful family dynamic that results from this. It's been a long road, and certainly could have been much worse, but nonetheless has been pretty painful. Thankfully, much healing has taken place. Take comfort in knowing you are not alone, you are not crazy, and there is hope. We can help one another along, our common goal being to end this legacy and create healthier relationships in each of our lives.

When Parents are Too Toxic to Tolerate

"You can divorce an abusive spouse. You can call it quits if your lover mistreats you. But what can you do if the source of your misery is your own parent?"

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/20/health/20mind.html?_r=2&em

This is a very good article showing how it is important to separate from toxic people (especially if they are your parents). This is from a therapist's perspective.