Narcissistic Personality Disorder? A Round Table Discussion
Narcissistic Personality Disorder - A Round Table Discussion
Head of Business Development, Ashley Burgess-Payne is joined by Senior Family Lawyer Sharon Micuta, Founder of My Trauma Therapy and creator of MyNARA, Emma Davey and Domestic Abuse survivor and recent client 'Jane', to discuss Domestic/Narcissistic Abuse.
Video Time Stamps:
00:00 – 02:05: Introductions
02:05 – 03:44: What is Domestic Abuse and what are the common misconceptions?
03:45 – 05:10: Are there wider implications regarding Domestic Abuse?
05:11 – 06:51: What is Narcissistic Abuse?
06:52 - 08:37: What is Gaslighting?
08:38 – 12:39: What are the warning signs of Domestic Abuse?
12:40 – 14:57: What was the most challenging part about acknowledging you were a victim of Domestic Abuse?
14:58 – 16:06: How does Domestic Abuse affect children of the relationship?
16:07 – 24:36: What are the psychological effects of Domestic Abuse?
24:37 – 29:37: What is MyNARA and how can it support victims of Domestic & Narcissistic Abuse?
29:38 – 34:30: How can a legal expert assist you?
MyNARA (My Narcissistic Abuse Recovery App)
When you are contemplating leaving an abusive relationship it may be helpful to record/write down the reasons why you are leaving and keep these in a secure place. Being clear in your mind why you are leaving will help you from getting sucked back in. When you start having doubts, read and consider your notes to remind yourself why you are going.
However, we understand that maintaining a written record of events and keeping this confidential from your abuser may be both challenging and daunting.
Thankfully MyNARA (My Narcissistic Abuse Recovery App) is a useful tool that can assist you in keeping a record of the abuse you have experienced and ensuring it remains undiscovered by your abuser.
What is MyNARA?
Award winning therapist and domestic abuse survivor, Emma Davey (Founder of My Trauma Therapy), launched MyNARA, a web and mobile recovery app to provide narcissistic abuse victims with advice and support to end their isolation.
The app provides a way for victims to secretly and safely store evidence and keep a record of their abuse and is designed to help get justice.
Cloaked on the user’s phone the App disguises itself meaning the user can secretly upload video, picture and audio content. In addition, the App is password protected so that were the abuser to discover it they would be unable to access it.
Evidence is stored in the secret cloud storage meaning it is irrelevant if the device is destroyed by the abuser in an attempt to delete evidence.
The App also gives victims expert support, as well as addressing other common challenges faced by those experiencing domestic abuse.
To find out more about the My Trauma Therapy and MyNara visit their website where vital expert information and advice regarding narcissistic abuse can be found.
Founder, Emma Davey is herself a survivor of a narcissistic relationship and now manages a 34,000 strong Facebook Group of people who have suffered narcissistic abuse. She is a multi-award winning BACP Counsellor & Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Coach.
