Out of Crazytown: Your Guide to Divorcing a Narcissist
Jackie MillerDivorce is scary. It can be even more so when the person you are divorcing has a Cluster B personality disorder like Narcissistic Personality Disorder. This podcast will host experts from varied backgrounds to offer their insight and advice to help guide you through Divorcing a Narcissist.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||
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In this episode of Out of Crazytown: Your Guide to Divorcing a Narcissist, Jackie sits down with trauma therapist Jessica Dineen to talk about one of the hardest parts of healing after emotional abuse: learning to trust yourself again.
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What does it really mean to be the CEO of your own divorce?
In this episode, Jackie talks with Amy Polacko, divorce coach, award-winning journalist, domestic abuse survivor, co-author of FRAMED: Women in the Family Court Underworld, and host of the ... more
Why is it so hard to leave a toxic relationship even when you know it's unhealthy?
And why does the confusion often continue long after it's over?
In this episode of Out of Crazytown, I'm joined by psychologist, author, and narcissistic abuse exper... more
What is narcissistic abuse, really? And why is it so difficult to make sense of the behavior of a narcissist, especially during divorce?
In this episode, I sit down with licensed psychotherapist, speaker, and best-selling author Chelsey Brooke Cole ... more
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- A trusted voice in high conflict divorce
Jackie offers thoughtful conversations to complex and often misunderstood relationship dynamics. Out of Crazytown is a valuable resource that educates, empowers, and provides practical insight, supporting deeper understanding and informed advocacy for those navigating high conflict divorce. I’ve recommended this podcast to clients and friends navigating divorce.
Apple Podcasts5Shari Biery
United States7 months ago - I highly recommend this podcast before beginning your journey to freedom!
This is such a great podcast for anyone trying to get out of a marital prison with a narcissist, especially if there are children involved!
Apple Podcasts5Amberley DunawayUnited States2 years ago - Just wow.
It’s time consuming and frustrating to keep searching, listening, and finding the right podcast with the answers. After giving the Financial Abuse episode a whirl, I’m hooked. Yaaaay!!! Such valuable info!! Thank you!
Apple Podcasts5Aunt KatrinaUnited States4 years ago I am suffering exactly this. My narcissist husband has drive me COMPLETLEY crazy and there are many resources here. Youre not alone-youre abused and youre healing. Take it easy on you.
Audible5Kaye TankersleyUnited States5 years ago- Youre not alone-youre abused and you re healing
I am suffering exactly this. My narcissist husband has drive me COMPLETLEY crazy and there are many resources here. Youre not alone-youre abused and youre healing. Take it easy on you.
Audible5Kaye TankersleyUnited States5 years ago
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This show centers on divorcing individuals who are navigating relationships with narcissistic partners. Guests range from clinicians and coaches to family-law and financial experts, offering trauma-informed healing strategies, practical steps for boundaries, and actionable guidance for navigating co-parenting, custody, and financial complexities. Across episodes, listeners gain tools for reclaiming agency, documenting finances, and communicating effectively through high-conflict separations, with a strong emphasis on safety, self-trust, and rebuilding identity after leaving an abusive dynamic. A notable strength is the blend of clinical insight with real-life stories, making complex legal and emotional terrain accessible to a broad audience... more
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1. The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast
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3. Breaking Free from Narcissistic Abuse
4. How Not To Suck At Divorce
5. You Are Not Crazy
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1. Jessica Dineen
2. Dr. Kerry McAvoy
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8. Karen Chellew
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