How can you open the eyes of someone who doesn't want to see?The Mind of a Narcissist by Dee Taylor-Thompson explores psychological abuse in families. Exploring how narcissists use manipulation to preserve self-love..How can you be sure narcissism is within a family? When it is too late and the damage has been done. This play focusses on how narcissism can affects families. Simultaneously looking at the psychogical research from an objective point of view, alongside the unique point of view from the narcissistic mind.The play wants to support narcissistic awareness. Many people who suffer this psychological abuse may not realise what is happening. They feel alone. They feel like they are crazy. They feel misunderstood and guilty. By knowing other people have experienced this pain means the survivors know it is not them. There is empathy and help.A sold out run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2023, with 5 star reviews. A best seller on Amazon Drama Plays 2023.

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