Narcissism: Therapist Views of the Therapeutic Journey

Narcissism: Therapist Views of the Therapeutic Journey

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Louise Fisher presents “Narcissism: Therapist Views of the Therapeutic Journey”. Louise will present findings from her master’s thesis on narcissism. For this study Louise interviewed nine therapists with an average of 30 years experience in working with clients high in narcissism. The findings offer practice-based evidence concerning effective ways of working with narcissistic clients to bring about a willingness to accept limitation and develop intimacy skills. She will discuss how aspects of Buddhism are also aimed at developing these qualities.

Speakers: Louise Fisher
Conference: AABCAP 2018
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