Married to the (Narcissistic) Mob
by Claire Pichel, LCSW, PMH-Cin 🏥 Health & Wellness
Married to the (Narcissistic) Mob
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Get actionable tips, tools and insight on navigating marriage into a narcissistic family system from a licensed therapist with personal and professional experience.
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About Claire Pichel, LCSW, PMH-C
Somatic trained trauma therapist. Maternal Mental Health Counselor. Imperfect human. Drawing on personal and professional experience, I help you navigate marriage into a narcissistic family system.
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