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I would appreciate helpful comments and/or resources on how to deal with and have a positive relationship with a narcissistic mom?
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Hi and welcome.
We have several articles that can help you understand the disorder which will allow you to use tools and different communication strategies that can help improve communication with your mom.
It is hard to make specific recommendations without knowing more of your situation. If you can share more details, we'll see wha we can do to help.
Check out the thread titled Lessons at the top of this board and check out the Library section of the site listed on the main page for some resources.
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I assume you are here because of the relationship with your own mom, is that correct? In what ways is your mom narcissistic?
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