How Non-Attachment Helps Us Moms Suffer Less and Allows Children to Step into Their Strengths and Survive the Narcissist*

By Grace Wroldson, author of; (Note: All books are available on Amazon or Audible)

Book 1: Co-Parenting with a Narcissist: 7 Self-Rules to Stay SaneBook 2: How To Fight a Narcissist In Family Court and WinBook 3: Co-parenting with a Sociopath: Survival and Sanity Guide
Book 4: How To Survive a Custody Battle with a Narcissist: When the Family Courts Force You to Co-Parent
Book 5: (NEW) Tame the Narcissist!: 10 Keys for Better Co-parenting to Create Peace and Protection Using Strategy & Skillful-Means
Book 6: (NEWEST)Wisdom for Ending the Co-Parenting War & a Custody Battle with a Narcissist: So You Can Heal and Be Able to Help Your Child

Qs: 

-Are you struggling to co-parent with a narcissist?

-In an ongoing custody battle with a narcissistic ex?

-Want to stop some of your suffering?

Sur-Thriver Tip: Non-attachment gives us the chance to calm down!

I wish that I could tell my fellow moms in this awful situation that everything is going to be okay. Most times, I struggle to find words of encouragement for them as they face a narcissist and the typical abuse their children often suffer. What I can say for sure is that moms who use tools (like non-attachment) tend to suffer less, and children often do learn to cope and survive the narcissistic abuse. What matters is that we moms psychologically hold on because it can help our kids hold on, too.

Detachment can help us mom-survivors get out of what I call “energetic-entanglements” with the narcissist. Learning to let go can help us (and our children) be able to live life. Often, holding on sometimes keeps us stuck and in a state of suffering. Practicing non-attachment (with certain things), can free up our energy for the things that truly matter like our mental health and our children’s mental health. Whereas non-attachment might be a new principle you set with yourself, detachment is a tool you can use that has very immediate energetic results. Everyone can feel when we let go of something in our mind, especially our children!

What happens when attachment harms us (and our children) and goes wrong . . .

-Read my story of transformation

-Read an example

- Learn how this tool can help your case and change your life!

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Disclaimer: I’m not a therapist or licensed professional. I’m not an attorney. This is not legal or therapeutic advice. I am like you, a mom-survivor. I share opinions, personal research, and hope for a better future. The articles and books (and free videos) that I write are for awareness/educational purposes only—not intended to be a substitute for medical, clinical, legal, or professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please seek the advice of a licensed mental health professional, attorney, or other qualified provider for your custody case. Each custody case and family situation is different and needs a tailored approach with strategies that are specific to the issues you face and the phase you are in. I encourage you to establish support. Getting help is a sign of strength—not weakness.

May you learn, heal, & outgrow the narcissist!

-In Your Corner, Grace