Christine Louis de Canonville

B.A. Hons; MIACP; MLBCAI;  MUKGHE; MEAS, MATH, CMH; CHyp;  MPNLP.

Welcome to The Roadshow for Therapists where you are guaranteed to “Learn Powerful Secrets” about narcissistic behavior that will not just put you on  the Fast Track to being an even more Powerful and Effective Therapist, but more importantly, an expert in the field of Narcissistic Victim Syndrome at the very  time  that the World is Experiencing a Narcissistic Epidemic.

Attention all therapists!

What does Narcissistic Victim Syndrome mean to you? If your answer is “Nothing”, then please stay with me.  Because, if you want to be at the cutting edge of this new syndrome, and increase your client base, then you will  need to learn all about Narcissistic Behavior in order to update your knowledge and skills, and become an effective therapist working in this area.

Narcissistic Victim Syndrome is a new diagnosis that is presenting itself in most therapy room’s to-day.   But who are these clients? How did they get this syndrome?  What is causing it?  How would I treat it? More importantly, how would I recognize Narcissistic Victim Syndrome if it were to sit in front of me in my therapy room?  What is the link between this new syndrome and narcissistic behavior.  The Roadshow for Therapists will answer all these questions and give you the necessary training to be an effective therapist in this area.

It is official, to-day there is a rise of unhealthy narcissism prevalent in our culture.  These narcissistic behavior traits are said to be reaching epidemic proportions, and as a result, have given rise to a new syndrome coined Narcissistic Victim Abuse.

Narcissistic Victim Abuse is a subject that many therapists are unaware of, as it is not included on most Psychotherapy Training Courses in any great depth (if at all).  However, what has been overlooked in the field of therapy, is that it is the therapists that have to deal with the victims of narcissistic behavior daily in their therapy rooms. But, by and large, the therapist, through no fault of their own, is generally ill equipped to identify this new syndrome (because of inadequate training in this area).

In order to fully understand Narcissistic Victim Abuse, one must first understand the traits of narcissistic behavior.  Every narcissist, by their very nature, needs their victims (this is referred to as Narcissistic Supply).  Narcissistic Supply is vital to the Narcissist, because their weak ego depends on it in order to regulate their unstable self-worth and self-esteem. Victims can be male and female, young and old, from all walks of life.  They are not only spouses; they can also be  children, parents, siblings, friends, co-workers, and employees. So from the boardroom to the bedroom, narcissistic behavior is wrecking emotional havoc with people everywhere in the search for narcissistic supply, leading to physical as well as mental health care issues for all the victims.

For that reason it is vital that all therapists educate and familiarize themselves with the complexity of narcissistic behavior traits, gain a basic understanding of Narcissistic Personality Disorder, and learn to recognize the signs of Narcissistic Victim Abuse. Without this understanding it is almost impossible for any therapist to recognize Narcissistic Victim Syndrome, and the destruction and long-term consequences that is inflicted on victims by narcissistic behavior.  Without the help and recovery from this form of abuse, the victim is very likely to experience  re-victimization as they are unwittingly conditioned to be “the perfect partner” in the narcissist’s dance of destruction.  So even when they escape from one abuser, they are likely to find themselves in the clutches of another narcissistic abuser, with no idea of how this has happened to them.

The benefit of signing into The Roadshow for Therapists is to:-

• Learn about Narcissistic Victim Syndrome

• Have instant access to information on narcissistic behavior and Narcissistic Victim Abuse.

• Have access to Seminars and Programmes of Learning so that you can gain full knowledge for working with Narcissistic Victim Abuse.

• Understand the “Illusionary world of the Narcissist”, and the “dance” which inevitably leads to Narcissistic Victim Abuse.

• Gain insights into the multi-addictions of the narcissistic personality.

• Recognize “Narcissistic Victim Syndrome” (sometimes called “Echo Personality Disorder”) when in your therapy room.

• Learn the “convoluted dance” that every victim must use in order to survive.

• Understand the phenomenon of “re-victimization”.

• Be in a position to share the information with clients in order to “red flag narcissistic behavior” in future relationships.

• Gain personal growth for yourself that is CPD certifiable.

The intention of this site is to educate by “spreading the word” specifically to all Therapists  (at all levels of training) about narcissistic behavior and its part in NARCISSISTIC VICTIM SYNDROME, thus exposing the illusionary world of the Narcissistic Personality of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and the dance that takes place in his endless search for victims to abuse.