Therapy For Narcissistic Abuse

improve your quality of life

Emotional abuse, manipulation, and gaslighting can alter your sense of self-worth. Most people are aware of the effects of narcissistic abuse until they feel powerless. Therapy can help identify these patterns and provide relief for healing.

Build your confidence

Learn to set healthy boundaries

Strengthen your communication skills

The effects of narcissistic abuse can interfere with relationships:

At JuneDay Therapy, we take a personalized approach for those with mental health concerns. We provide a safe and compassionate environment free of judgment. You don’t have to find recovery on your own.

Narcissistic Abuse Can Make You Feel Isolated and Confused

If you’ve experienced the effects of narcissistic abuse, you may notice:

  • Disorientation
  • Self-doubt
  • Low self-esteem
  • A lack of healthy boundaries
  • Isolation

People who have narcissistic tendencies or a narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) often inflict abuse on those around them. They engage in manipulation, gaslighting, and verbal abuse. They may even exploit those closest to them in a need for attention or power. 

The effects of narcissistic abuse can bring unnecessary shame and guilt. You may wonder if the abuse was your fault or what you could have done to prevent it. If you feel this way, there is nothing wrong with you. We understand talking about your experiences may feel awkward. You may feel embarrassed or ashamed that you let the abuse continue. Our therapists understand these feelings and can help you make sense of them and move forward.

Narcissistic Abuse Therapists In Virginia

Meet Our Narcissistic Abuse Therapists

Emma Barnes, Licensed Professional Counselor, JuneDay Therapy

Emma Barnes

LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor

In-Person, Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Alina Massey, Resident in Counseling, JuneDay Therapy

Alina Massey

MA

Resident in Counseling

In-Person, Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Jessica Packard, Supervisee in Social Work, JuneDay Therapy

Jessica Packard

MSW

supervisee in Social Work

Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Tara Campanella, Supervisee in Social Work, JuneDay Therapy

Tara Campanella

MSW

Supervisee in Social Work

In-Person, Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Jenni Bivins, Supervisee in Social Work, JuneDay Therapy

Jenni Bivins

MSW

Supervisee in Social Work

In-Person, Virtual
Accepting New Clients
Kristen Turso-Whitlow, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, JuneDay Therapy

Kristen Turso-Whitlow

LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Clinical Supervisor

In-Person, Virtual
Waitlist
Kathleen Mitchum, MSW, Supervisee in Social Work at JuneDay Therapy in Richmond, VA

Kathleen Mitchum

LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Virtual
Waitlist
Isabella Kitzmann, Licensed Clinical Social Worker at JuneDay Therapy in Richmond, VA

Isabella Kitzmann

LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Virtual
Waitlist
Tia Lukanova, MSW Supervisee in Social Work at JuneDay Therapy in Richmond, VA

Tia Lukanova

LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Senior Therapist

In-Person, Virtual
Not Currently Accepting New Clients, Waitlist

Therapy Can Help You Gain Confidence To Move Forward

If you’re longing for emotional relief, we have the solution. Working with a compassionate and qualified therapist can help you unlock the source of your feelings. We can help you identify harmful patterns of abuse and help you process your trauma.

narcissistic abuse Therapy In Richmond, VA

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are the Signs Of Narcissistic Abuse?

Abuse affects everyone differently. The abuser often focuses on criticism, isolation, manipulation, and blame-shifting. Those receiving the abuse may begin to believe they are at fault. This can lead to confusion, lack of trust, and low self-esteem. 

Yes. In some cases, those suffering from narcissistic abuse may experience obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), depression, or complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD). 

Feeling like abuse is your fault is normal. While it’s not true, it’s normal to feel that way. Therapy will address the shame, guilt, confusion, self-doubt, and other issues holding you back. 

We know abuse can break down your self-esteem, and it takes time to heal. Therapy offers an unbiased environment where you can explore your thoughts and feelings. Our experienced therapists can help you prioritize self-care and healthy boundaries. We help you explore the source of your emotional distress and improve your quality of life.

Get Started With JuneDay Therapy

Send us a message to get started! We offer free 15 minute consultations to learn more about one another and determine if we are a good fit.

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Visit Us For Narcissistic Abuse Therapy In Richmond, VA

We offer in-person therapy for narcissistic abuse in Richmond with online therapy across Virginia.