Our Services

Healing Perspective Therapy

“Be like a tree: Stay grounded, keep growing, and know when to let go.”

– Tiny Buddha

Specialty Services

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Anxiety

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Adult-Children of Narcissistic Parental Figures

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Autoimmunity & Somatization

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Depression

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Generational Trauma

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Life & Career Transitions

Therapeutic
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Anxiety: Healing services focused on compassion, mindfulness, relaxation, and support.

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Depression: Restorative goal-oriented treatment clinically focused on regaining a full-functional life balance.
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Adult Child Trauma Survivors: Clinical treatment of NPD Parenting Survivors delivered through awareness, relief, and trauma release.
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Generational Trauma: Addressing enculturation of a triangulated family-system, formulating boundaries, and starting anew.
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Life & Career Transitions: Therapy dedicated toward the concepts of moving forward through successful transitioning. Easing adjustment challenges.
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Support for Women: Facing autoimmunity, post-traumatic stress, and somatic issues. Acknowledging the pain within to revitalize the life ahead.

Coaching, Consultations & Speaker Engagements

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Personalized Enhanced Learning (Coaching): Experience a myriad of educational / informational tools and resources for use in daily life.
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Professional Consultations: Educational Services offering a bridge for clinical awareness, expanding resources, and cultivate new learning in specialty areas.
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Speaking Engagements: Podcast, Classroom and Conference Speaking: Understanding the critical need for therapeutic support for Adult Child Survivors of NPD Parental Figures and the Powerful Harm of Nurturing through Narcissism.

Narcissistic Parenting

Everyone has a parent but not every parent is a nurturing parental figure. Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is a bonafide mental health disorder impacting hundreds of parental figures. It is often left undiagnosed and untreated creating generational trauma among family lines. NPD has over 9+ potential qualifiers, with the additional manifestation of either overt or covert subtypes. Moreover, Parental Narcissism illustrates a parental figure who, due to their own insufficient emotional regulation, self-esteem, and autonomous development, is unable to provide a child with the attention, validation, or emotional security a growing child needs.

Parental figures who suffer from NPD show grandiose entitlement and self-importance. These parents often seek admiration from others but can lack empathy to connect with others. Furthermore, they exploit their children and use harsh criticisms while also exhibiting hypersensitivity to personal criticism or feedback. One of the most damaging parts of this mental health condition is Parental Figures with NPD are often ignorant of their condition. They fail to recognize the harm they create in their children, craving, instead, the power the manipulation derives. Children nurtured in a narcissistic parental home suffer anxiety, depression, nervous system dysregulation, dissociation, and at times addictions.

Extensive research has shown narcissistic parenting adversely affects the psychological development of children. As an evidenced truth, it is easy to bridge a progression from childhood narcissistic family-systems to a learned adverse conditioning in adult children who were raised by narcissistic parental figures. Treating the blame, shame, and guilt accumulated by this style of childrearing is essential to helping survivors thrive. Teaching survivors’ methods to let out, let go, and move forward is the road toward restorative healing and revitalization.

WIEBGE Certified | Level I Certification | Dr. Karyl McBride

Brigitte Crowell, LCSW

Healing Perspective Therapy

healingperspectivetherapy@gmail.com

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Resources

Suicide Prevention: 800-273-8255
County of Orange OC Links (Mental Health Information): 855-625-4657
The National Center for PTSD
The American Psychological Association (Depression) 
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration