Vulnerable Narcissism vs Grandiose or Malignant | DIANA DIAMOND
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- Pathological narcissism has multiple faces and presentations, but according to Diana Diamond they all share an inability to regulate normal narcissistic needs, and this causes distortions in personality.
Three variants of narcissistic pathology are high-functioning (grandiose), vulnerable & malignant. Diamond explains the difference between them in terms of level of personality organization.
We interviewed Diana Diamond about narcissism and its prevalence in our society today, all the way from healthy traits to Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).
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Diana Diamond is an expert clinician who makes use of Transference-Focused Psychotherapy in her practice treating NPD and BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder).
Check out our interviews of Otto Kernberg and Frank Yeomans for lots more related material: Kernberg: • Dr. Otto Kernberg
Yeomans: • Dr. Frank Yeomans
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“A person is, among all else, a material thing, easily torn and not easily mended.” “It wasn't only wickedness and scheming that made people unhappy, it was confusion and misunderstanding; above all, it was the failure to grasp the simple truth that other people are as real as you.”
What's this from?
@@gnatdagnatFrom the novel Atonement by Ian McEwan
@@edan3635 legend
I believe I can heal for 2022. I will.
We should measure our politicians on such findings BEFORE they get into power....don't you think? That would be the most significant improvement to democracy.
I wish we had access to full Diana Diamond lectures. She is amazing. A true gemstone!
Really enjoying these! Thank you for breaking it down into small chunks. Kudos.
Thank you for the lovely feedback!
@@BorderlinerNotes I agree! I'm loving the short but, sweet videos. I'm a ACON (Adult Child of a Narcissist) with ADHD. It's harder for me to grasp all the information when it's too long. Thank you!
P.S. I just discovered your channel. I liked 👍
and subscribed and I hit the notification 🔔 too!
'...ethical lapses.." lol. So polite!
I am in love with this channel, wow. As somebody that is diagnosed with BPD, I cannot thank you all enough. ❤
I am really enjoying this interview. Fantastic work. It would be nice to have a full length version available.
What would regulating normal narcissistic supply look like. What is normal narcissism.
Shes just described most people
Beautifully clear and concise !
Can you imagine being a therapist to B list movie stars in Hollywood? Good God. You would have to manage so much narcissistic wounding, grandiosity, damaged vulnerability.
Do you Imagine JLO in therapy whit Diana Diamond ? How would that be ?
@@hectorperez1380 lol! That was a very thought provoking question. JLO strikes me as a classic,shallow, pitiful narcissist. Just blatant. So, I guess the answer is... Dr. Diamond would be uniquely capable with her. It's interesting the mix of compassion and toughness these doctors must have, dealing with jerks like that. I think of it as a kind of secular, slow burn exorcism. It's more than I could do.
“Successful” overt narcissist reminds me of a college classmate, who only spoke with infantile and sarcastic cliches and just couldn’t say one normal intelligent sentence. He became the CFO of the biggest TV in my corrupt home country, even though he spent his college years eating, drinking and having sex. Years after becoming CFO he was interviewed by a business newspaper and his responses were the same infantile cliches like the ones he used 10 years earlier in college.
"malignant narcissists... can be world leaders. Unfortunately." ok quick poll, who did everyone think of at that moment?
TRUMP🤮🤮🤢
46-1
Which one, lol. I can think of a handful of them, unfortunately.
Our president in Slovenia
experts
1.kelihatan charming dan sukses
2.sukses dalam dunia kerja
3.menyembunyikan kerentantannya dg cukup baik
4.selalu gak puad
What advice do you have for someone who loves a vulnerable narcissist?
Unless they actively seek treatment.....RUN!!!
these 'pros' get it too ya know
Dr Diamond - How does therapy connect with the client’s spiritual nature for healing and wholeness? Do you believe it’s necessary? What is your approach?
I'm a very unstable vulnerable narcissist.
Congratulations. You're in a comment section full of narcissists. You should know that no one cares.
@@criminalscum_514 that's uncalled for, lol.
Good good channel
i think i'm a vulnerable narcissistic. how do they get treated?
This is very helpful. Thank you.
my narc had all three attributes
Excellent video 👍🏼👍🏼
helpful more videos i like your content also i can understand to some extent
Can you have a mix of different kinds?
yes
Vulnerable narcissism
Open your Bible read Psalms chapter 10. Entire chapter.
💎💎💎
Does anyone know, how "compensatory narcississtic personality disorder" fits into this?
Is it just a diffrent name for one of this, or npd in general?
I've tried to look fot it on my own, but can't find clear answer, oe at least one that I understand,
Because of english being my second language, I do not always get it.
I believe pathalogical narcissism is considered a compensatory disorder; the patient compensates by developing a grandeur / impervious / invulnerable false self. During times of extreme failure or embarrassment, they are said to 'decompensate', the false self is temporarily dissolved and you'll see extreme rage or extreme collapse. After some time (usually a few days) the narcissist figures out a way to resolve the mortification (it was someone else's fault, or it was their fault and they made it happen and therefore they are still in control) and he rebuilds the false self / re-compensates .
@@rfwoolf
Thanks, finally I can understand :)
@@rfwoolf thank you that explanation is incredibly helpful.
"Co-occurring" means they really don't know what they've got.
Co-occurring means the patient has more than one symptom or disorder. For example, substance abuse and mental disorders tend to be co-occuring because substance abuse damages the brain and can cause mental disorders such as anxiety disorder, mood disorder etc. Inversely, people with mental disorders also tend to have issues with substance abuse because they might have low impulse control or they self medicate in order to deal with their pain. Borderline and narcissistic personality disorders co-occur because of the common factor in the cause of these disorders, abuse, neglect, etc.
@@user-in1ev1sp1k I know what "co-occurring" means clinically. The definitions of personality disorders are at about the same level as Aristotelian astronomy, where elaborate explanations are needed to explain processes that aren't understood. "The glass spheres move thusly" is the same as "BPD and NPD share many co-occurring symptoms." Psychologists don't know what they have on their hands, thus, the constantly changing definitions.
@@havadatequila as I understand it, these labels don’t serve to define a person because the function of that is null. Rather these diagnostic labels better serve to prescribe an effective treatment. Of course, there’s the rub, I believe in one of the other videos (Dr. New’s I think) they explain that these definitions are changing. Diagnoses are a construct in the end.
Lol thanks for clearing that up...
Hey forensic psychiatrists - just listen to this guy.
Stick to Quora noob.
@@rw7975 If you have a degree in forensic psychiatry, you should ask for a refund.
Not ONCE HAVE I HEARD ANYTHING! ABOUT CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT ?!?! NOT ONCE. YOU’RE LOOKING AT SOMETHING ON THE SURFACE - which I believe the outcome is from the LACK of developmental discipline - ie. Love and nurture and everything that comes w it. Maslow first BEFORE adaptive - maladaptive psychology. YOU DONT TALK ABOUT THE ‘ BEHAVIOR , and or the ‘environments which breed these ‘personalities’.
An inability to regulate normal narcissism - so someone who's crap at being a narcissist? Haha 😄 amusing thought :)
ahhh she means trump lol
These people know all about narcissism, as they are all narcissists themselves.
Yeap
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