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Jackie Faber | Finding Authenticity
Canada
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2011
As a certified trauma-informed spiritual life coach, a narcissistic abuse survivor, and an abuse educator, I focus on helping those recovering from toxic and abusive relationships reconnect to their authentic self. Together we will unpack the faulty, socially imposed belief systems that had you abandon your true self. We will discover who you were meant to be by connecting to your intuition and inner guidance, and by making daily choices that align with your truth so you can live more authentically. Together, we can navigate the path towards healing and empowerment.
Understanding the 9 Abuser Archetypes from "Why Does He Do That?" by Lundy Bancroft
What makes an abuser act the way they do? In this video, we dive deep into the 9 abuser archetypes identified by Lundy Bancroft in his groundbreaking book, Why Does He Do That?. Bancroft’s work has been instrumental in shedding light on the patterns and mindsets that drive abusive behavior, helping countless people recognize the warning signs and understand the dynamics of abusive relationships.
Here’s what we’ll cover:
🔹 The Demand Partner - Relentless in his sense of entitlement.
🔹 Mr./Mrs. Right - The ultimate know-it-all who invalidates and belittles.
🔹 The Water Torturer - Calmly manipulative and emotionally controlling.
🔹 The Drill Sergeant - Overbearing and hyper-controlling.
🔹 The Sensitive Manipulator - Weaponizes emotions to avoid accountability.
🔹 The Player - Uses charm and deceit to maintain control.
🔹 The Aggressor - Aggressive and obsessed with power and dominance.
🔹 The Victim - Plays the perpetual victim to avoid responsibility.
🔹 The Terrorist - Intimidates and terrorizes to instill fear and compliance.
BONUS
🔹 The Addicted or Mentally Ill -Blames their abusive behaviour on addiction or mental health
By understanding these archetypes, you’ll learn how abusers operate, the tactics they use to manipulate their partners, and why it’s so hard to break free from their control. Whether you’ve experienced abuse or want to help someone else, this knowledge is empowering and life-changing.
📚 Resources:
Why Does He Do That? by Lundy Bancroft archive.org/details/LundyWhyDoesHeDoThat
Domestic Violence Hotline: 1.800.799.SAFE (7233)
Support Groups: groups/769364702029382
💬 Join the Conversation:
Have you recognized any of these archetypes in your own experiences or those of others? Share your thoughts and insights in the comments below. Let’s spread awareness and support healing.
👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more content on trauma recovery, emotional healing, and personal growth.
#abuse #emotionalabuse #narcissism #narcssist #AbuseAwareness #LundyBancroft #WhyDoesHeDoThat #TraumaRecovery #EmotionalHealing #DomesticViolenceAwareness #abusesurvivor #abuserecoverycoaching
To work with me 1:1, book a 30min clarity call: calendly.com/jackiefaber/clarity-call
Here’s what we’ll cover:
🔹 The Demand Partner - Relentless in his sense of entitlement.
🔹 Mr./Mrs. Right - The ultimate know-it-all who invalidates and belittles.
🔹 The Water Torturer - Calmly manipulative and emotionally controlling.
🔹 The Drill Sergeant - Overbearing and hyper-controlling.
🔹 The Sensitive Manipulator - Weaponizes emotions to avoid accountability.
🔹 The Player - Uses charm and deceit to maintain control.
🔹 The Aggressor - Aggressive and obsessed with power and dominance.
🔹 The Victim - Plays the perpetual victim to avoid responsibility.
🔹 The Terrorist - Intimidates and terrorizes to instill fear and compliance.
BONUS
🔹 The Addicted or Mentally Ill -Blames their abusive behaviour on addiction or mental health
By understanding these archetypes, you’ll learn how abusers operate, the tactics they use to manipulate their partners, and why it’s so hard to break free from their control. Whether you’ve experienced abuse or want to help someone else, this knowledge is empowering and life-changing.
📚 Resources:
Why Does He Do That? by Lundy Bancroft archive.org/details/LundyWhyDoesHeDoThat
Domestic Violence Hotline: 1.800.799.SAFE (7233)
Support Groups: groups/769364702029382
💬 Join the Conversation:
Have you recognized any of these archetypes in your own experiences or those of others? Share your thoughts and insights in the comments below. Let’s spread awareness and support healing.
👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more content on trauma recovery, emotional healing, and personal growth.
#abuse #emotionalabuse #narcissism #narcssist #AbuseAwareness #LundyBancroft #WhyDoesHeDoThat #TraumaRecovery #EmotionalHealing #DomesticViolenceAwareness #abusesurvivor #abuserecoverycoaching
To work with me 1:1, book a 30min clarity call: calendly.com/jackiefaber/clarity-call
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Credentials do not stop people from harming others.
Using better help as a source to define a word is not the move
What if your beliefs ARE wrong?
That would be projection. Projecting your beliefs on others and making judgements because they do not view the world the same. Projection is the opposite of empathy. Projection is an ego defense mechanism. If we value autonomy, we do not get to decide what other people believe. We simply make choices if their beliefs align with mine, and if not, then we set boundaries.
@jfabfindingauthenticity I'm am such a big fan of boundaries.
@@lawnbear5958 same. And to think I was afraid of them for so long. They are self protection 🥰
@jfabfindingauthenticity self protection from a variety of attacks. Everything from being gaslit (gaslighted?) to encroachment on personal time.
Give a solution for these people pls, my mom does this, I fear I wont let her meet her grandchildren if she does not change...
Sounds like a natural consequence for someone's lack of self-reflection.
@jfabfindingauthenticity I think if she self reflected that it would shatter her reality completely. She does not work for 30 years (since I was born) she is literally a trophy wife, she even goes after the cleaning ladies and just supervises them all the time while they work, she has nothing going on for her in her life, and every day is a gamble if she would wake up angry or not, angry happens more often, and then she does this twisting the narrative thingy and abuses us all emotionally.
@@sarmica8 It is sad not only for you, but for her. Living life in such denial with no opportunity to experience true happiness or connection with others. I hope you are able to set good boundaries so you can protect yourself emotionally from her ❤️
Sounds like politicians.
MIL was a Catholic widow of 40 years.. who felt entitled to whatever she wanted because of her "status"!!
Really good. 💯😊
I found my childhood trauma. So i wentcon a long journey trasforming my self. Be open for that it can be yourself, and reflect. This is so true. Good video. Thanks.
The abusers actually plan when and where to do this. It is very strategic.
Very articulate and well defined. I wish i could share this without completely offending the person with whom i would share it.
Absolutely solid video. 10/10
Thank you
Very good explanation of a point I often see brought up. The notion of "not every feeling is valid" being thrown around because people are feeling something based off of misinformation or their emotional baggage when it is not based in reality. What a lot of the "not every feeling is valid" people mean is exactly the distinction between validation and external emotional managment.
That's quite a negative way to get your message across.
Interesting. What makes it feel negative to you?
Actually, on certain occasions (e.g. I left the house for any reason, he’s about to leave the house, or he’s not getting a reaction from me) he’ll use all 9 tactics in one raging temper tantrum.
All 9-usually on a daily basis- and some not mentioned. I think the way LB describes these tactics, they are too easily conflated. Jackie, you would articulate these tactics far more clearly and effectively (not that I have an issue with LB. Just would be surprised if anyone recognizes only one out of the 9.
Perfectly said!!
Sounds like every woman, ever.
Absolutes are reflective of your EQ.
@jfabfindingauthenticity I'm okay with my EQ. what I'm not okay with is the fact that eq stands for emotional intelligence. It should stand for emotional quotient, right?!
@@lawnbear5958it’s both. But either way, if you reconginze that you speak with absolutes, which is a cognitive distortion originating from the limbic brain and not the prefrontal cortex where emotional maturity resides, and you’re perfectly happy living in that false reality, then I’m happy for you.
@jfabfindingauthenticity it seems as if you live in a world where hyperbole does not exist. While you may be okay with what you perceive to be a shortcoming in my limbic system, I would prefer you to experience a deeper level of understanding with your fellow humans. This is a common malady of students who are new to the psychological field of study. In time, you will learn to balance the textbook-regurgitation of talking points with more natural dialogue. Either way, I appreciate your content and think that your path is a bright one, filled with empowering and enlightening others. While you may not need my support or approval; you have it.
@@lawnbear5958 I live in a world where the words we choose matter. They carry energy, and that energy is reflective of subconscious programming. So perhaps you have not unpacked all of your internalized misogyny, but it is evident in your comment. .The way we speak about other people, and comments we make that stereotype and oppress, perpetuate ongoing systemic oppression and if we are here to help people heal, we must be conscious on how we contribute to oppression. You call it hyperbole. I call it being conscious. 🙏🏻 PS your reply was just a fancy way of saying, “why so serious? Can’t you take a joke?”
Hulk Hogan was really good at doing this.
Your partner, your collegue, your mother... anyone who gives you that feeling: you have EVERY right to avoid that person. NOTHING obligates you to give thrm anything. Thry are not entitled anything you have, not your time, not your energy, not your words, not your presence. Hard learned lesson!
Thank you I appreciate your empathy.💗
I love all your content and agree with all your stuff besides this. Emotional withholding does exist and it is abuse. The key difference is intent. Remember that. And those people that engage in emotional withholding, they do have the capacity to provide it, it’s not up to us to determine whether or not they are capable or have the capacity to provide it because they can do and I’m sure they have beforeso the intent is when they are withdrawing that withholding it in order to punish you and or control an outcome to get a desired result, it is absolutely 100% abusive and it does exist
Agreed. I have observed people do it to me, and observe people doing it to others. The cold shoulder, stonewalling, passive aggression, etc, are all emotional withholding. I see some particularly lousy parents to it to their children (like the stoneface baby experiment, except parents doing it intentionally as a way to shame and control a child). I’ve listened to some morons who think they’ll teach their child to toughen up, or that it’s somehow gentler than spanking. I’ve watched teenagers cruelly do it to other teenagers as part of teen drama when it suits their social hierarchy needs. I wouldn’t dare tell the teen being hurt in that way that it’s their fault for allowing the false intimacy/friendship to begin with.
It's ok that we see this differently. I do know how it feels to be on the receiving end of this behaviour - it doesn't feel good at all.
When you are a male victim of abuse it is really awful, because they woman knows at any time she will get sympathy and she can destroy you with one word. She can physically assault you, wake you to abuse you, stalk you, poison the kids against you, leverage society and laws against you. Add that to your list of abuser types. It is a special kind of abuse that abusive women are really adept at using.
Bingo, number 5, the sensitive manipulator! EDIT: crap, I spoke too soon. they are a combo of 5, 7, 8 & Bonus 😑
You do need to make sure someone is safe to be vulnerable or else you're going to get hurt. Why in the hell would you be vulnerable with somebody that's going to hurt you that you know is going to hurt you?
I view it as people can only hurt me if I give them the power to hurt me. I want to be vulnerable with people so I can see how they respond to my vulnerability. Since I have self-safety, I am not relying on them to provide me with emotional safety.
Seems like I knew someone with a little bit of all of them
This makes a lot of sense, but HOW to not attach yourself, if this is your automatic behavior since childhood? And how to develope self love, acceptance, integrate your shame etc.?
Healing our childhood wounding - learning to fully experience the emotions without attaching to them. I do have resources on this if you check out my website
@jfabfindingauthenticity Thank you, i will check it out
Word salad that means nothing mixed with buzz words and toxic feminist propaganda. Don't sleep around, find yourselves a good husband as soon as possible make babies and you will be happy and free of "trauma"
Quite the agenda your pushing.
@@jfabfindingauthenticity I'm advocating for a lifestyle that makes most people happy and won't end the western world in a few decades.
@ ahh it would take longer than that. And we can be in healthy loving relationships without attachment to them. Comes from everyone doing their emotional healing work. Do that, and everyone will be happy.
@@jfabfindingauthenticity You live in lala land. If everyone would just stop doing "x" then the world would be perfect. Guess what? People will never do whatever you hope them to. That's what people in the past knew. That's why they structured society in such a way that it takes into account people's weakness. Most western countries are below replacement in natality and more are well on their way take that along with the fact that an alarming and increasing number of men are refusing to work the downfall will come sooner that it's appearant because it's an exponential problem it's starts slow and accelerates.
As someone with bpd (which comes with a high level of empathy) with shame being a huge issue for me, as well as subconsciously choosing manipulative people to be in my life I can logically know I wasn’t the one in the wrong or know that something happened that they are denying, but I still find myself blaming myself and thinking i must be making up stuff in my head. Self-gaslighting is a crazy experience when, after lots of work, you KNOW the reality but your brain is just like “nope, it’s you. You’re the problem”.
Sounds exactly like my first marriage. The good news? I remarried a few years later to a GOOD woman. (Hard to find, but they are out there.) So far, 22 years and still happy!
What a load of horse shit
❤❤🎉🎉
Time to leave this burden behind. Get out girl get out
wonderful! I wish everyone could hear your advice. ❤ everyone deserves respect and this info keeps people safe
I have no idea how to have non-attachment in relationships because I get emotionally attached to people I am dating.
We get attached to people (things, beliefs, etc) when we think they give us something we don't know how to give ourselves. So what do you think your relationships are giving you that you are unable to give yourself? Figuring that out will help you because if you learn to meet that need, you develop self-safety, and you don't attach to people. Loving people and attaching to people are very different things.
I would have loved to watch you say that to my ex wife. Of course I bet that accountability is sitting next to my child support.
Could you perhaps talk about somatic processing or therapies of the sort?
Yes I can.
Well said
Wow, this is actually worse than losing control. Because why would somebody chooss to hurt others like that.
I feel some type of way about this conversation being posted and used as content on this channel. I understand the opportunity for education but hanging out an individual online that is very easy for people in your/his proximity to figure out who he is feels a tad bit toxic too, to be honest. And no, I’m not saying that women should protect abusers or the like but not everything is everyone’s business. I think people who are more educated on toxicity and who have come further on their healing journey still should show respect towards others integrity and be an example in regards to that too. Do we want to live in a world were all our texting is fair game to be put out into the world if we don’t act in a good manner? I think that texting is as private as a conversation that’s being held face to face, and I would be very upset if someone used my thoughts/words as content in any way, except if I explicitly gave my permission to them doing so. I mean, what is that if not a breach of boundaries? To me that says that it’s ok to treat toxic people in any way for the mere fact that they’re toxic, and I truly don’t agree to that sentiment. I think that we should show the way on how healthy behaviour look like, including what respecting someone’s integrity and boundaries look like.
I understand why you feel that way. I have to disagree in this context. Identifiables were kept hidden and I offered tons of grace, kindness and understanding on his behaviour. I was respectful and showed integrity, despite him knowing what I do and not showing me the same. Integrity is something we have. Not something we respect in others. Someone demonstrates they have integrity when their words match their actions. Boundaries are something we set for ourselves. I set mine. He disrespected them. You are misusing and weaponizing these words. You’re projecting. You feel uncomfy with the idea of someone using your text exchanges without your permission. I would feel that way too if I was disrespectful, crossed boundaries, and treated people like objects. But since I don’t do that, i have no problem if someone wanted to use my messages in an anonymous example. It is through these real life examples that we educate on how abusive dynamics show up early. And it is my responsibility, as someone who has healed from this, to provide this education to others in a kind and respectful way … which I did.
You’re better person than me losing your shit on him only handful of times. I’ve lost it dozens of times
An example of a consequence? I’m leaving as soon as I can. Hopeful to be gone by end of month but until then I can’t think of a single consequence
Forget it. Don't ask here. Victim blaming at its finest. There are divorced wives who are forced to share custody with their abusive ex and not even the police can enforce boundaries for them. Get out as soon as possible and be nice and polite and as invisible as possible until then. Try to collect as many resources (money, friends, institutional help) as possible.
I would need to know more details and if you are safe. We always need to make sure we are safe first. If you want to share details so I can help you with boundaries, you are welcome to email me 🙏🏻
There are several people who've decided my mobile phone connection is also theirs too share. Complaints too the Telecommunications companies have met with no change too what's occurring. These people have no idea about decency & "boundaries" . You've all watched the scammers in action & what they are like. These fraudsters/stalkers refuse to get off my phone connection & never been given authority too connect their devices too mine. I wonder how many others are in the same situation. Setting boundaries & having them respected is different kettle off fish.
One has to ask oneself why they feel the need to hide behind other people's connections in the first place.
Hm..I kind of disagree about the alcohol. Some people are actually normal, even nice when sober. It's the alcohol that makes them abusive. Some would say it only brings out what's underneath, but still, without alcohol they're "normal". My mom was the kindest person when she was sober. But when she drank she was a really mean drunk. I never blamed her, I blame the alcohol. It killed her in the end.
Abuse lies in belief system. The abuser has a belief that justifies being abusive. They make a choice to abuse. I encourage you to read “Why Does He Do That?” By Lundy Bancroft. There are plenty of people who drink that are not abusive, which mean it’s not the alcohol- but the belief systems.
I think what may be missing is-if it happens more than once, then she was TOLD what she was like when she drank. And she chose to keep drinking. Ask yourself why. If she truly wasn't an abusive person, why would she allow herself to drink again knowing she'd get that way?
@@JPage-fj7mb Because addiction is a disease. It alters the brain chemistry. And altered brain chemistry alters personality. The low dopamine levels make them do crazy shi* just to get to baseline. That's why addiction is so hard to kick. Most of these ppl don't steal, lie, hurt because they're mean. Their disease is making them. And it's hard for them to stop the cycle. And im not an expert in this, I've just read a ton of research because I wanted to understand...
You *don't* say that, unsolicited, to any woman!. The simple question to ask yourself is "Would I like someone to have said this to my mother / sister?" ¿No? - then don't say it to someone else!
Female here.. 40.. sorry but he has a sense of humor, you do not. Chat gbt does not understand humor. You teo just aren’t comparable, that’s all.
You are ignoring a lot of context. Maybe you think it is appropriate to have sexual conversations with men you don't know, but I don't. This isn't about humor. It's about respect.
This is stupid. You should have not responded after that weird text he sent and called it a day
I don't know why women insist on therapy. It's psychology, psychology was created by men to manipulate women.
I've endured this type of "relationship" with my younger sister, which included physical abuse, on and off for many years, as well as exes and others. Luckily, my sister lives in another country now and I've spoken to DV counsellors etc about the situation, yet most ended up getting angry with me, so I'll never ring those helplines again. I'll never forget one who couldn't understand why I was upset! It seemed like they prefer to believe that it's only men who have these types of behaviours. I don't have much contact with my sister nowadays anyway and I'm aware that NO contact at all is the best option in order to protect mental AND physical health. 😥
That text is PUA banter. I've seen it before.
That 'different reality' thing is real 💯