"Defeating the Narcissist. Moving on stronger." 
A workshop on Narcissism and how to deal with narcissistic behavior. 

After a long time of dealing with people with narcissistic behavior, we find ourselves drained of our energy, manipulated into a daily emotional rollercoaster and confused about our self-awareness and our self-confidence. 

Learn how to recognise the qualities of a narcissist and how to defend yourself and your inner peace. 
Learn how to survive and to thrive among self-absorbed people. 

Join us and discover the background of a narcissistic behavior, but also your personal traps and why you are attracted to it. 
​Learn how to avoid manipulative and passive aggressive people and protect your boundaries and your mental well-being. 

This workshop is suitable not only for love relationships, but also for healing relationships with friends and family members. 

Limited places - REGISTER NOW

Date: 29/9 
​Time: 11.00-15.00
Place: Schipholweg 103, Leiden 

​Contact me here for more information  

Testimonials
"I now feel more protected, because I know how to deal with narcissists around me. Thank you for all the useful insights and the practical tools we got from the workshop!" (Participant from the workshop "Defeating the Narcissist", 5/2018) 
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“Very organized, interesting content, very cozy environment. I would definitely join you in your next workshop!“ (Participant from the workshop “Love is Never Enough”, 2/2017)

“You created a nice and welcoming atmosphere, people felt safe to share and to talk openly.” (Participant from the workshop “Explain your Anger, don’t Express it”, 11/2016)


*Suggested literature: 
Will I Ever Be Good Enough?: Healing the Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers
McBride Ph.D., Dr. Karyl
The Object of My Affection is in My Reflection: Narcissists and Their Relationships
Lerner, Rokelle
No Contact
Tudor, H G
The Empathy Trap: Understanding Antisocial Personalities: Understanding Antisocial Personalities
McGregor, Jane
Disarming the Narcissist, Second Edition: Surviving and Thriving with the Self-Absorbed
Wendy T. Behary LCSW

"I thought it was just me. But it isn't." 
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