Narzissmus

Narcissism – pathological or not? The term narcissism in psychotherapy is likely as old as psychotherapy itself. It is also frequently used in everyday life – however, someone who is colloquially referred to as a narcissist does not necessarily suffer from a treatable disorder. But where does the healthy pursuit of self-worth end, and where does pathological narcissism begin? Is the diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder still meaningful and helpful in modern psychotherapy? PiD questions and explores the concept of narcissism and its related concepts from numerous perspectives and presents various psychotherapeutic approaches. Utilize the wealth of knowledge and experience to gain insights for your practice – including the following topics: - Narcissism or no narcissism? - Generation Me: Social media and narcissism - Narcissism in the therapeutic relationship - Diagnostic procedures for measuring narcissism - Mentalization-based therapy (MBT) for narcissistic personality disorder - Narcissism and transference-focused psychotherapy (TFP) - Behavioral therapy for narcissistic personality disorder - Schema therapy approach with narcissistic patients - Narcissism in partnerships and couple therapy - Female and male narcissism – similarities and differences - Is there narcissism in childhood and adolescence, and how does it manifest? - Children and adolescents of parents with narcissistic personality disorder - Narcissism and power in politics and society.