It’s All Your Fault: High Conflict People Narcissistic Co-Parents, Borderline Spouses, and Intimidating Behaviors • REBROADCAST
Jul 31, 2025
This session dives into the complexities of co-parenting with narcissistic individuals, offering strategies to protect children amid conflict. The hosts tackle intimidating behaviors that arise in high-stakes decisions, highlighting practical ways to reclaim agency. They also discuss living with someone exhibiting borderline personality traits, underlining the need for therapeutic support and understanding personal boundaries. Valuable resources and expert advice shine throughout, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating these challenging dynamics.
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Support Toddler Amidst Conflict
- Focus on teaching your toddler key life skills during your time together, such as managing emotions and flexible thinking.
- Seek help from therapists and legal experts and focus on your own positive parenting part.
Manage Intimidation with CARS
- Use the CARS method: Connect, Analyze options, Respond to misinformation, and Set limits when dealing with intimidating behavior.
- Set clear boundaries on what you can and can't do and prioritize maintaining professionalism and calm.
Avoid Explaining Truth to High Conflict
- Avoid trying to explain the truth or confront high-conflict individuals logically as it rarely changes their behavior.
- Focus on staying calm and redirecting rather than seeking insight from them.
