Channel: Ross Rosenberg

Category: Education

Tags: ptsdself helpnarcissistic victim syndromemental healthhuman magnet syndromenarcissist and codependent relationshipnarcissistic abusesurviving narcissismcodependency recoverycodependent narcissist dancecodependency curetoxic relationshipsdysfunctional relationshipsnarcissismcodependencyross rosenberg

Description: "SLD" is Ross Rosenberg's term for "Self-Love Deficient, which replaces the term "Codependent." "SLDD" or "Self-Love Deficit Disorder" is the replacement term for "Codependency." In this video Ross clearly explains the eight reasons SLD's are vulnerable to Narcissistic Abuse (Syndrome). The Eight reasons are as follows: 1. The SLDD / Codependency Pyramid. 2. PTSD Paralysis. 3. Trauma Bonding. 4. The Human Magnet Syndrome. 5. Family Systems Theory. 6. SLD’s / Codependents' tendency to rationalize. 7. SLD’s / Codependents' tendency to dissociate. 8. Learned helplessness. Ross Rosenberg M.Ed., LCPC, CADC latest book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: The Codependent Narcissist Trap (2018) and his personal development, seminars, workshops, and other services can be found at his Self-Love Recovery Institute company, selfloverecovery.com Ross is a psychotherapist, educator, expert witness, and author and is known globally for his expertise in codependency (Self-Love Deficit Disorder™), Pathological Narcissism, Narcissistic Abuse and Trauma Treatment. His book, “The Human Magnet Syndrome” sold over 120,000 copies and is translated into ten languages. Ross’s YouTube channel has amassed over 19 million video views and more than 200K subscribers. He is a keynote speaker and educator who has presented educational workshops in 30 States/70 cities and abroad. Ross has been regularly featured on national TV and radio. Join us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter: facebook.com/TheCodependencyCure instagram.com/rossrosenberg_slri twitter.com/RossRosenberg1 #narcissisticabuse #trauma #traumabonding #Codependency #humanmagnetsyndrome #toxicrelationship #selfhelp #rossrosenberg #psychotherapy