Narcissistic Abuse Therapist

Trauma-Informed Therapy for Narcissistic Abuse Recovery
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Narcissist Abuse Therapist

Trauma-Informed Therapy for Narcissistic Abuse Recovery

Narcissistic Abuse Therapy for High-Achieving Professionals and Individuals

Trauma-informed psychotherapy for those navigating narcissistic abuse.

ONLINE PSYCHOTHERAPY & COUNSELLING 

Therapy For Narcissistic Abuse with Clinical Precision

You may be capable, accomplished, and outwardly successful—yet still feel deeply affected by a relationship that has left you emotionally dysregulated, self-doubting, and questioning your own reality.

Narcissistic abuse is often subtle and cumulative. Its impact is frequently misunderstood, particularly when you are high-functioning, articulate, and resilient.

I provide structured, trauma-informed psychotherapy for individuals recovering from narcissistic abuse, with a clinical focus on nervous system regulation, psychological clarity, and lasting recovery.

 

1You:

  • Are a high-functioning professional, leader, or caregiver
  • Feel chronically anxious, dysregulated, or emotionally depleted

  • Are navigating separation, divorce, or post-relationship recovery

  • Are questioning whether what you experienced was narcissistic abuse

  • Have tried talk therapy but feel something essential was missing

2Why My Therapy Process is Different:

Traditional talk therapy often focuses on insight and understanding. While helpful, this alone will not resolve the deeper effects of chronic emotional manipulation, gaslighting, and relational trauma.

My approach integrates trauma-informed psychotherapy with careful attention to how trauma is held in the body and brain. This allows therapy to address the underlying dysregulation that often persists despite intelligence, insight, and professional success.

Sessions are structured, paced, and clinically contained, supporting clarity without emotional overwhelm.

3Structure

A Clear, Phased Approach

Our work together typically follows a structured progression:

  • Validation & Clarification of your current situation
  • Stabilization & Safety – nervous system regulation, clarity, containment
  • Psychoeducation, Integration & Boundaries – identity restoration, relational safety
  • Trauma Processing – resolving stored trauma responses

This approach allows for efficient, ethical, and sustainable healing.

4Uniquely positioned:

Registered Psychotherapist (CRPO)

  • 12+ years of focused clinical work with narcissistic abuse survivors
  • 10,000+ hours working with complex trauma and high conflict dynamics
  • Advance training in trauma-specific modalities
  • Informed by both clinical expertise and lived experience

Narcissistic abuse recovery requires precision, discernment, and advanced skill – not generic mental-health support.

5Confidentiality & Discretion:

  • Sessions reflect the level of specialization, preparation, and clinical complexity involved in this work
  • Many of my clients are navigating sensitive legal, professional, or family circumstances. Therapy is conducted with the highest regard for privacy
  • No diagnosis of partner/person required, no contact with third-parties, secure, private sessions, documentation does not compromise your safety or reputation, absolute discretion
  • If you are seeking specialized, trauma-informed therapy for narcissistic abuse, contact me directly at [email protected] for my current fees.

ONLINE THERAPY ONLY

Martha Digby Psychotherapist Narcissistic Abuse
Martha C. Digby
Registered Psychotherapist
online narcissistic abuse therapy

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It can help heal:

  • Typical Trauma – PTSD, emotional dysregulation
  • Atypical Trauma – Complex PTSD, Cognitive dissonance (internal conflict)

Brainspotting helps regulate your autonomic nervous system and shifts you to feeling better faster.

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