Justine Weber

Justine Weber Licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in narcissistic abuse and trauma.
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After falling victim to narcissistic abuse, people will often worry about how they can protect themselves from it happen...
03/02/2026

After falling victim to narcissistic abuse, people will often worry about how they can protect themselves from it happening again… Here’s my advice.

🤍 Define your values. What guides your decisions and behaviors? Defining clear values like honesty, empathy, or independence will set the groundwork. From there, who you choose to allow into your life will naturally align.

🤍 Clarify your moral code. In short, set boundaries. What won’t you stand for? What is non-negotiable to you? Once you’ve decided on your own guidelines, it will be easier to adhere to them in your relationships.

🤍 Shrink your inner critic. So much of the choices we make stem from the way we value (or devalue) ourselves. If you can tune out the negative voice, and show yourself love and praise, you’ll naturally surround yourself with people who value you the same.

This is just the starting point. Let’s grow from here, and go Beyond Healing together. 🌸

This is not your parents’ parenting 🫢It’s not uncommon to have at least one in-law that totally oversteps in your marria...
02/25/2026

This is not your parents’ parenting 🫢

It’s not uncommon to have at least one in-law that totally oversteps in your marriage and your family. They expect to be prioritized, they judge and try to control your choices, and they insert themselves in decisions that have nothing to do with them.

If you’re wondering why the f*ck your parent/in-law acts like that, just look to the past.

It was not that long ago that society operated totally differently when it came to marriage and family. Even after you were grown and married, your parents were very active in your life, considered immediate family always.

Nowadays, we look at our spouses and our own children as immediate family – parents and in-laws fall to the outer circle.

Some parents (especially boy moms, IYKYK 😬) cannot accept this. They become narcissistic, and try to enmesh themselves in your adult lives. Call it jealousy, call it incestuous… I think it’s simply a desperate cry for control.

The only way to deal with parents or in-laws like this, is to stay a strong united front against them, and always re-enforce your boundaries.

How do you judge “goodness”? 🤍Is it kindness, compassion, or generosity? Is it loyalty, selflessness, or caretaking?Howe...
02/20/2026

How do you judge “goodness”? 🤍

Is it kindness, compassion, or generosity? Is it loyalty, selflessness, or caretaking?

However you might measure “goodness”, it should never be linked to your ability to sacrifice your own moral code to comply with others. ❌

Moralized compliance is often weaponized by narcissists – they train you to believe that your morality is based on your compliance. If you obey and adhere to them, you are praised. If you exercise autonomy, you are punished.

Have you experienced this with your narcissist?

Reconciliation after an affair… It’s not impossible. But is it the right choice? ❤️‍🩹In some cases, an affair can change...
02/16/2026

Reconciliation after an affair… It’s not impossible. But is it the right choice? ❤️‍🩹

In some cases, an affair can change a couple for the better. It can force change, and allow you to move forward as better partners and a stronger couple.

But it takes a lot to heal and move forward from an affair, and not everyone is capable of it. The betrayed party needs to truly heal from the hurt, and the cheating party needs to do a lot to prove themselves ad regain trust.

If you need help healing from an affair – reconciliation or not – reach out to me. Let’s go Beyond Healing together. 🤍

Safe love = healthy love 🥰Any healthy relationship – romantic or otherwise – is built on the foundation of safety. If yo...
02/12/2026

Safe love = healthy love 🥰

Any healthy relationship – romantic or otherwise – is built on the foundation of safety. If you feel safe and secure to express your needs, explore your individuality, and tackle conflict with the other person, you can thrive in this relationship.

Do you have a love that feels safe? 💌

Self love is the most important kind. 💌Just like you have to put your oxygen mask on first before you can help others, y...
02/07/2026

Self love is the most important kind. 💌

Just like you have to put your oxygen mask on first before you can help others, you have to love yourself before you can love others, or allow yourself to be loved in return.

After all, if you do not value, respect, and care for yourself… what will you be willing to accept from someone else?

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