Suzy Bliss·5d agoWhat the Fawn Response Actually Feels Like — And Where to Start If You’ve Just Found the WordThe first three articles in the Fawning; series are free. Here’s what they cover, why I wrote them, and where to find them.
Suzy Bliss·Nov 1Can Stoic Philosophy Help You Recover from Narcissistic Abuse?It was not written for survivors. But it might be the most precise map of what happened to you that has ever existed.A response icon1A response icon1
Suzy Bliss·Oct 25Stoicism in Narcissistic Recovery — The Foundation Is Now on KindleAncient philosophy for survivors who are ready to do more than understand what happened to themA response icon1A response icon1
Suzy Bliss·Oct 18Soul Murder: The Complete Guide Is Now on GumroadAll six chapters in one document, including a new final chapter you won’t find here
Suzy Bliss·Oct 8I Turned My Narcissistic Abuse Research Into a Nine-Song Album. Here’s What Each Song Is About.Testimony is an experiment in a different kind of recovery resource, and I’d like to know whether it’s useful.
Suzy Bliss·Sep 12We Read an Article Once. We Play a Song a Hundred Times.Why I turned two years of narcissistic abuse research into a country-folk album — and what each of the ten songs is actually about.A response icon1A response icon1
Suzy Bliss·Sep 10The Anger Came Back. Here’s What It’s Actually Telling You.There’s a specific kind of rage that doesn’t show up on schedule.A response icon1A response icon1
Suzy Bliss·Aug 16Surviving Narcissistic Abuse: 11 Research-Backed Articles on Recovery, Co-Parenting, and Rebuilding…1. Why You’re Sending Too Many Messages to a Narcissist — and How the N.E.B. Formula Fixes It
Suzy Bliss·Jul 5Six Ways Narcissistic Abuse Rewires You — And the Research on Undoing Each OneThis week’s recovery reading: shame, self-trust, family systems, and the schema that convinces you failure is inevitable — with the science…
Suzy Bliss·Jun 28I Published Nine Articles on Narcissistic Abuse Recovery This Week — Here’s What You Missed (and…This week on the Suzy Bliss Substack: Don’t JADE, the neuroscience of recovery, Winnicott’s four parenting functions, ambiguous grief, the…