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Narcissist Apocalypse is a Purple Ribbon Award-winning storytelling podcast that amplifies the voices of those who have experienced narcissistic abuse, coercive control, domestic violence, child abuse abuse, and relational trauma. Our guests share their stories of abuse survival, providing a source of validation, education, inspiration, and hope for those going through similar experiences. Join us and discover how you, too, can overcome the narcissist apocalypse. Let's spread domestic violence awareness.
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In this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse , Brandon speaks with Mackenzie, a survivor of nearly 27 years of coercive control and emotional abuse within her marriage. What began in high school as devotion and care slowly became...
In this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse Q&A, Brandon talks with High Conflict Divorce Expert, Jody Willson Pasicznyk, about high conflict divorce, attorney management, the litigation process, and story telling.
In this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse Q&A, Brandon Chadwick discusses "weaponized incompetence" in relationships, where one partner consistently fails at tasks to shift responsibility to the other, leading to exhaustion and control. Survivors often manage household chores, finances, and emotiona…
Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation where one person causes another to doubt their own reality, memories, or perceptions. Over time, it can leave someone feeling confused, anxious, and unsure of what’s true. Self-gaslighting, …
Emotional invalidation occurs when your feelings are dismissed, minimized, ignored, or judged rather than acknowledged and understood. Over time, this repeated experience teaches you a powerful and harmful lesson: that your internal world cannot be …
One of the most distressing effects of gaslighting, emotional invalidation, and long-term trauma is the way it impacts memory. Many survivors find themselves constantly questioning whether events happened the way they remember them. They might thin…
