Induced Conversation - Part II. Narcissists Hook You Because Of Your False Power Syndrome.
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Induced Conversation - Part II.
Induced Conversation - Part II. Let Me Help You From Getting Hooked Again, and Again...
In Part 1, Ross Rosenberg's concept of "Induced Conversation" was introduced. It is Pathological Narcissist's primary manipulative weapon designed and crafted to pull back (hook) a person who seeks no contact and/or to terminate their relationship with them.
In Part 2, Ross explains why the person with Self-Love Deficit Disorder/SLDD (Codependency) gets "hooked," over and over again, by their Narcissist's effective use of "Induced Conversation."
Ross provides five explanations for why Self-Love Deficients/SLD's (Codependents) consistently fall prey to "Induced Conversation."
1. SLDD Addiction
2. False Power Syndrome
3. Gaslighting
4. The SLDD Delusion
5. Magical Thinking
Ross explains how and why this video's information is crucially important in maintaining no contact from one's dangerous and menacing manipulative Pathological Narcissist.
Ross Rosenberg M.Ed., LCPC, CADC latest book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: The Codependent Narcissist Trap (2018) and his personal development, seminars, workshops, and other services can be found at his Self-Love Recovery Institute company, https://www.selfloverecovery.com/
Ross is a psychotherapist, educator, expert witness, and author and is known globally for his expertise in codependency (Self-Love Deficit Disorder™), Pathological Narcissism, Narcissistic Abuse and Trauma Treatment.
His book, “The Human Magnet Syndrome” sold over 120,000 copies and is translated into ten languages. Ross’s YouTube channel has amassed over 19 million video views and more than 200K subscribers. He is a keynote speaker and educator who has presented educational workshops in 30 States/70 cities and abroad. Ross has been regularly featured on national TV and radio.
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In Part 1, Ross Rosenberg's concept of "Induced Conversation" was introduced. It is Pathological Narcissist's primary manipulative weapon designed and crafted to pull back (hook) a person who seeks no contact and/or to terminate their relationship with them.
In Part 2, Ross explains why the person with Self-Love Deficit Disorder/SLDD (Codependency) gets "hooked," over and over again, by their Narcissist's effective use of "Induced Conversation."
Ross provides five explanations for why Self-Love Deficients/SLD's (Codependents) consistently fall prey to "Induced Conversation."
1. SLDD Addiction
2. False Power Syndrome
3. Gaslighting
4. The SLDD Delusion
5. Magical Thinking
Ross explains how and why this video's information is crucially important in maintaining no contact from one's dangerous and menacing manipulative Pathological Narcissist.
Ross Rosenberg M.Ed., LCPC, CADC latest book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: The Codependent Narcissist Trap (2018) and his personal development, seminars, workshops, and other services can be found at his Self-Love Recovery Institute company, https://www.selfloverecovery.com/
Ross is a psychotherapist, educator, expert witness, and author and is known globally for his expertise in codependency (Self-Love Deficit Disorder™), Pathological Narcissism, Narcissistic Abuse and Trauma Treatment.
His book, “The Human Magnet Syndrome” sold over 120,000 copies and is translated into ten languages. Ross’s YouTube channel has amassed over 19 million video views and more than 200K subscribers. He is a keynote speaker and educator who has presented educational workshops in 30 States/70 cities and abroad. Ross has been regularly featured on national TV and radio.
Join us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter.
Facebook: TheCodependencyCure
Instagram: rossrosenberg_slri
Twitter: RossRosenberg1
#narcissist #narcissismexpert #npd #HealingDayByDay #divorcinganarcissist
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