In her thirty-plus years as a therapist, McBride has found that narcissism, a personality disorder that goes beyond simple egotism and vanity, is one of the dominant causes of family problems.

According to the expert, the narcissist demands that all the spotlights of attention are on him. Often, he overestimates his abilities, belittling everyone around him. Even if it concerns his own child.

The dependent relationship that is created, toxic love, and manipulation has very serious consequences for the development and ultimately the happiness of the daughter: Constant emotional frustrations, guilt, disruption of peace, distortion of expectations, among others.

The lecture series will illuminate all aspects of the narcissist-mother and daughter relationship in an effort to recognize and resolve this deeply problematic pattern of relationship.