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How to Not Burden Our Kids With Our Own Emotional Stuff
Being a good enough parent on a practical, task-based level is a bit like doing an iron-woman triathlon—daily. But the real triathlon of parenting is the work that goes into staying awake and aware of our own emotional “stuff” and not putting that on … Continue reading
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Tagged adolescence, borderline personality, family remationship, identification, individuation, meditation, mindfulness, narcissism, parenting, projection
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How to Love a Narcissist Without Losing Yourself
My 10-year-old was invited to a party this weekend, a camp reunion sleepover, given by one of her closest friends. Unfortunately, this same weekend, she has an event that she can’t and doesn’t want to miss, a competition for … Continue reading
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Tagged borderline personality, buddhism, colier, loving kindness, meditation, metta, mindfulness, nancy colier, narcissism, presence, relationship, self love, wellbeing
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