What is narcissistic abuse?
Learn about it
Narcissistic abuse affects millions of people worldwide, but public awareness is alarmingly low. If you’re the victim of domestic abuse, your partner may be suffering from narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), with a highly inflated ego, a lack of empathy, and a need for complete control.
Three truths about narc abusers
Here's how to distinguish ordinary selfish or self-absorbed behavior from narcissistic abuse.
Narcissists form a trauma bond
The trauma bond is a powerful form of love addiction, and why it’s so difficult to leave, no matter how abusive they are.
Narcissists destroy self-esteem
They will gaslight you, convince you that you’re the problem, and they will never consider that they’re in the wrong.
Narcissists will never change
They may love bomb you and profess to be a changed person, but that is only to trap you into submitting to their control.
Break the cycle of abuse
MyNARA has developed a proprietary 12-phase program for victims of narcissistic abuse. We call it NarcArmor.™ Subscribe to the app today for free access to the Recovery Toolkit, where you can securely gather evidence through journal entries, photos, voice notes and videos. Upgrade to a premium plan for full access to the NarcArmor™ recovery program modules, tools, expert guidance and support.
Phase 1 - Shock and denial
You don’t want to accept that your partner is abusive. You make excuses for them and believe it's your fault. If you just change your approach or behavior the abuse will stop.
Help & Support
MyNARA started as a Facebook group for victims of narcissistic abuse (VONA), and has grown to a worldwide network of support resources. You’re no longer alone. MyNARA is here to help and guide you.
Our community of survivors helps each other every day
Most of the support team at MyNARA have personally experienced narcissistic abuse, and we’re passionate about helping you. The community we serve finds strength and hope from our program.
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This gives me strength! The no contact has been difficult. On my own, I would have let him in.
I felt so helpless. There was nothing I could do to convince people my partner was not the victim.