Stop Self-SabotageAfter Narcissistic Abuse
Understand why you keep self-sabotaging and destroying the good things in your life after narcissistic abuse, and learn how to welcome them and let them stay.
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Is This You?
If even one of these feels familiar, this workshop is definitely for you.
You start something good for you with real hope, miss one day, and give up on the whole thing
The moment something goes well, you start waiting for the other shoe to drop
Someone treats you with kindness and you look for the catch, then pull away and end up alone again
You talk yourself out of the job, the class or the chance before you even try, because you can already hear the criticism
The emails, forms and appointments that would make life easier sit untouched for weeks
When it is time to do the one thing that would help you, you end up scrolling, sleeping or snacking until the day is gone
You brush off compliments, turn down help and feel guilty the moment anyone gives you anything
You know exactly what you need to do, you still cannot get started, and then you tell yourself you ruin everything
If any of this sounds familiar, this workshop is definitely for you.
What You’ll Learn
90 minutes. Two parts. Why you self-sabotage after narcissistic abuse, and exactly how to stop it.
Why You Self-Sabotage After Narcissistic Abuse
- 1The real reason you destroy the good things in your life, and why it happens without you even noticing
- 2How narcissistic abuse taught you that anything good comes with a price (and why your mind still believes it)
- 3Why you stop right before things get better, at work, in love and in your own healing
- 4The hidden ways self-sabotage shows up that most survivors never connect back to the abuse
- 5Why kindness can feel more unsafe than cruelty after years with a narcissist
- 6Why willpower and discipline have never been enough, and how the shame afterwards keeps the cycle going
How to Stop It
- 7How to catch self-sabotage in the moment, before it takes something away from you
- 8A simple way to pause when you feel the urge to pull back, quit or push someone away
- 9How to receive help, kindness and good news, and stop waiting for the catch
- 10How to start the things that matter most to you, and keep going until they are done
- 11How to quiet the inner voice that tells you that you do not deserve it
- 12How life starts to change when self-sabotage stops running it, the plans you finish, the people you let close and the calm you get to keep
Simple steps you can start the same day, for a life where the good things finally get to stay.
Danish survived his own narcissistic relationship and rebuilt his life from the ground up. That journey is the foundation of everything he teaches. His work is devoted to the science underneath narcissistic abuse recovery, helping survivors understand why they feel and act the way they do after the abuse, and how to change it. With clinical training, real recovery experience, and thousands of survivors guided, this workshop is grounded in the science and close to his heart.
Your Journey
Self-Sabotage Coach, Your Daily Follow-Through Companion
Trained personally by Danish to help you put the workshop into practice, one day at a time. Talk to it the moment you feel like giving up, plan your next small step, and get support on the days you slip. There with you 24/7 after the live session.
- Help in the moment you feel like giving up
- Small next steps for the things that matter to you
- Support with your workshop worksheets
- Available whenever you need it
This companion is not a replacement for professional help. It is a tool trained specifically to support your recovery process.
Real Stories of Healing
Reserve Your Spot
This workshop runs once a year.
Can’t join live? You get the full recording and lifetime access to Self-Sabotage Coach.