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Borderline Personality Disorder includes a pattern of instability in self image, emotions, interpersonal relationships and impulsive behaviours. Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a pattern of grandiosity, haughty behaviour, a constant need for validation and lack of empathy. It’s common for people to confuse BPD with NPD, they are both part of the Cluster B group of…
The fear of missing out (FOMO) can be characterised by a pervasive apprehension that others might be having rewarding experiences from which you’re absent. This fear often leads to a desire to stay continually connected with what others are doing. It refers to the feeling that others are having more fun, or experiencing things you’re…
In my first podcast I talk with Dr Ruth Ann Harpur. She is a clinical psychologist with experience and expertise in relationships, and different personality types. We had a chat about the dynamics that take place in unhealthy, toxic, abusive relationships, some of the obstacles to recovery, the impact of abuse and some ideas to…
What is a cult and what are the telltale characteristics that set cults apart from mainstream groups? From charismatic leaders to mind-bending manipulation tactics, this video looks at some common indicators and explores how they recruit others. Understanding the Pull: What makes someone willingly step into the realm of a cult? Exploring the complex web…
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“Group harassment” and “mobbing” are terms that are sometimes used interchangeably, but they can have nuanced differences in both connotation and application. This video outlines the similarities and differences in both, looks at the motivations behind the behaviour such as ‘group think’, and personality types behind the behaviour, such as those with dark personality traits….
In my first podcast I talk with Dr Ruth Ann Harpur. She is a clinical psychologist with experience and expertise in relationships, and different personality types. We had a chat about the dynamics that take place in unhealthy, toxic, abusive relationships, some of the obstacles to recovery, the impact of abuse and some ideas to…
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Echoism is a term used to describe a personality trait or pattern of behavior characterised by a tendency to minimise one’s own needs, desires, and opinions while focusing excessively on the needs and desires of others. It is often seen as the opposite or counterpart to narcissism. This term “echoism” was coined by Dr. Craig…
This video looks at some of the ways narcissists emotionally and psychologically destabilise other people. Covering examples such as being contrary, undermining, cruel humour and flirting openly with others, and the motivations behind the behaviour.
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People pleasers tend to put the needs, thoughts and feelings of others before their own. This video looks at some of the common behaviours of people pleasing such as over apologising and over thinking. Looking also at some of the common motivations such as fear of conflict, lack of boundaries and low assertiveness, and some…
An Internet troll, sometimes referred to as a cyber bully, is someone who spends time on social media and online networking sites trying to draw other people into contentious, uncivil and sometimes utterly pointless conversations. Some hide anonymously behind their computers, phones and tablets or may even use fake accounts to cause misery for others…