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A Guide for Going No Contact with Family

Healing doesn't only happen in therapy sessions. Sometimes it happens at 11pm when you're down a rabbit hole on TikTok about narcissism and things are resonating in a really uncomfortable way. These guides are here for those moments. They are free, honest, and written specifically for women navigating narcissistic family systems.

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A Guide to Going No Contact with Narcissistic Family

No contact is one of the most misunderstood decisions a woman can make. And the comment section online can be an unrelenting place of guilt and judgment over a deeply personal and nuanced decision.

This guide doesn't tell you what to do. It helps you think through the decision clearly, without shame. Whether you decide to cut contact, maintain it, or something in between. Because whatever you choose, you deserve to make that choice without guilt.

Inside this guide:

  • What going no contact actually means and what it doesn't

  • How to work through the guilt and shame that comes with the decision

  • What to consider before you decide without pressure in either direction

  • How to protect yourself emotionally whether you go no contact or choose to stay

This guide is for you if:

  • You're a daughter of a narcissistic parent or family system

  • You've been considering no contact but feel paralyzed by guilt

  • You've already gone no contact and are still carrying shame about it

  • You want to understand your options without being told what to do

This guide is not intended to tell you what you should do. It's here to help you think it through with more clarity and less shame.

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Hey, I’m Kirsten Cheong, a California Licensed Marriage and Family therapist and Certified Narcissistic Abuse Treatment Clinician. I work with adult women who suffer from anxiety, people-pleasing, and trauma who suspect they were raised in narcissistic or emotionally immature families.

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