Angela Sartain, PhD Psychology
Susan Masterson, PhD Psychology
How to Deal with a Narcissist Boyfriend
Erika Krull, M.A. Community Counseling
There’s emotional drama between you, it seems like your time together can be calm and normal and then completely different without much warning. It’s exhausting to deal with because he…
Should I Text My Ex? Suggestions For Overcoming The Temptation
Breakups between romantic partners can go from one extreme to another. They can be calm and mutual, where both parties are only interested in amicable separation. Or they can be…
Identifying The Female Sociopath
With any form of mental illness or disorder, there can be a variety of behaviors and the way these behaviors are exhibited from one individual to the next. One of…
Narcissist Vs. Sociopath: What’s The Difference?
Many individuals may use the terms ‘sociopath’ or ‘narcissist’ to describe someone that they know who exhibits certain characteristics or behaviors. However, many times these terms are mixed up, mistaking…
How To Go “No Contact” with a Narcissist
Why Go “No Contact”? Going No Contact with a narcissist is often necessary to keep your sanity, but can be hard while you’re doing it. When your partner drains you…
Hypocrisy in Borderline Personality Disorder
Hypocrisy Defined The word hypocrisy is defined as an act of pretending to be something that you are not. Many times, individuals refer to others as being a hypocrite because…
The Connection Between BPD and Lack of Empathy
Borderline Personality Disorder is a disorder which is characterized by a specific set of traits and behaviors. Individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder experience a variety of symptoms that vary in…
Guide: How to Live with a Narcissist
What is a Narcissist? Chances are, you’ve heard the term Narcissist. If you live with a narcissist, it can be difficult, to say the least. Words often used to describe…
5 Key Points To Understanding The Vulnerable Narcissist
The word “Narcissist” has been getting lots of attention in recent years, with familiar descriptors: self-absorbed, arrogant, conceited, etc. When we picture a stereotypical narcissist, we usually envision someone who…
Guide: The BPD / Favorite Person Relationship Dynamic
Many individuals will commonly use the term “favorite person” to describe someone they are fond of. This can be a family member or close friend who holds an individual’s admiration…