Hi again, everyone. It's Dr. Nigro, our next episode of Psychology Unplugged. I always like to start

each episode with thanks and gratitude for all of our followers, both new and old, that

both here in the United States, and internationally, it is fun to be able to connect with people on different levels,

to bring what I believe to be relevant clinical information and try to present it in a way that makes sense,

that is understandable, but really, you know, the whole, one of the main goals I had in starting this podcast was

as someone who does diagnostics, it was always frustrating in terms of what's portrayed

in the media or for our own entertainment through movies or or series mental health can be interesting

but it's very different when you do this for a living day in and day out and live and breathe

and see and hear stories and the impacts that mental health has on people. And this is just a cool

opportunity. So continue to reach out if I haven't gotten a hold of you where we haven't

connected. And I will do my best. I'll give you the contact information to get a hold of me

at the end of this episode. So this week, I'm going to focus, go back to narcissistic personality disorder

because I've gotten over the last, I think this is I started doing narcissism,

and I've alluded to this, I think, with borderline personality at some point.

And I, the personality disorders I find to be incredibly interesting.

And I know from your guys' feedback that they also are very interesting and much more prevalent than people realize.

And a common question I get in different forms is what's the impact that my parents' personality disorder, in this case, I'm going to focus on

narcissistic personality disorder. What impact do they have on their children and the people that, and how does it manifest as an adult child who grew up

with a parent with narcissistic personality disorder?

So I jot us some notes down.

PubMed, National Institute of Mental Health

are great resources to find empirically based peer-reviewed journal articles. And I would definitely

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