How To Co-Parent With A Narcissist
Often viewed as one of the harshest outcomes from an ensnarement with a narcissist is the issue of children and co-parenting with the narcissist. A frequent question that is asked of me by many individuals who find themselves in this predicament, worn down and unsure of how to go about this in an effective manner for both themselves and also their child or children.
The most common reason given to failing to implement total no contact is the issue of shared parenting with a narcissist. The attempt to escape the nightmare of ensnarement is viewed as unachievable and increases the concern, fear and anxiety for the non-narcissist parent in feeling eternally chained.
Using HG Tudor’s established expertise with regard to the field of narcissists and narcissism, this Assistance Package addresses a wide range of matters in an easy-to-understand manner, with practical advice and tips which have been successfully used by individuals co-parenting with narcissists and all based on HG Tudor’s unrivalled understanding.
This Assistance package covers
Co-Parenting as part of your no contact regime
Tackling handover arrangements with regard to children
Reducing the risk of being hoovered because of co-parenting
Handling hoovers if they happen through the co-parenting regime
How to address communication with the narcissist with regard to co-parenting
What to do when the narcissist becomes problematic concerning arrangements
What to do where the narcissist involves a new partner with the children
What to expect in terms of the extent and regularity of the narcissist’s involvement in the co-parenting process
How to deal with joint decision-making, such as matters of education or health
How to handle occasions where joint appearances occur in relation to school or sporting events
Plus much more ground-breaking and supportive information.
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This one, HG…I keep listening to this package again and again and again…it keeps me calm when I just want to scream out about the unfairness of the legal system. I want to write a formal review and put it somewhere (where’s the best place?) but in the interim; I need to say how valuable and sensible the information is that you impart on the subject of co-parenting. I wish I had access to it in the beginning of the court process (regarding access arrangements etc.) as it would have saved me much headache. Also, addressing the different schools of narcissists and what to expect from each with regard to co-parenting is one of the most practically helpful bits of your work that I’ve encountered. Well worth the investment.
Thank you WC.
HG
WhoCares raised a point of interest to me. If one wants to submit a testimonial for use here on the site, I assume the process is to send a submission marked as such to you by email for approval. Is that correct? Or has it resulted from consultations previously? Also, will the testimonials continue to be available in the current spot on the site menu, or will that be for more general assistance that has been provided, with separate testimonials for each different package that is now offered? If I were considering purchasing a consultation, I would most likely want to read testimonials specific to that package instead of going through the general ones, perhaps with a link? Just thoughts.
Hello NA,
1. Yes you can email them to me.
2. I am looking at revising the nature of testimonials so there are general ones and ones specific to the relevant testimonials, thank you for raising this.
It is very helpful WhoCares. I agree. I need to listen again.