Narcissism vs borderline

Learning about narcissism can seem overwhelming. Let’s unpack some of the key differences between covert narcissism vs. borderline personality disorder.

This video answers the question: How can we differentiate autism spectrum disorder from personality disorders? Specifically, when I talk about autism spectru...

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) are two distinct personality disorders that often get confused. While unstable emotions and a fear of abandonment drive BPD, NPD centers around self-importance, a lack of empathy, and an eagerness to boost one’s ego. When looking at differences in BPD vs. NPD, someone with BPD seeks

BPD and narcissism are often confused for each other. Here’s what you should know about their difference, similarities, and co-occurrence.

Let's go over the borderline and narcissist relationship, the toxicity that comes with it. Includes a story of a BPD and narcissist couple.

All families have roles in which each member acts in accordance. However, in narcissistic families the roles are distinct and damaging to the members individually as well as the family unit. The roles continue the level of dysfunction within the family unit with the purpose being to protect the narcissist from addressing their own unresolved issues with themselves or others. Thus, how family roles are assigned are intentional, discretely assigned to each member and can go unnoticed for years…