Breaking Free from Narcissistic Abuse w/ Marcy Piercy

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Breaking Free from Narcissistic Abuse w/ Marcy Piercy

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In this powerful episode of Trauma Undone, host Natasha June sits down with trauma therapist and author Marcy Piercy to explore the deep wounds left by narcissistic abuse, emotional trauma, and loss. Marcy blends her personal journey with clinical expertise as she unpacks the hidden impact of family dynamics, the complexities of identity reconstruction, and the silent grief following emotional abuse. She also opens up about the trauma of her mother-in-law’s homicide, how it affected her marriage, and the transformative role of storytelling in her healing. Together, they uncover what it means to move from survival mode into embodied healing and reclaiming personal power. 🧠 Lived experience and clinical insight must work hand-in-hand in trauma recovery 🔍 Recognizing narcissistic abuse is often a slow, disorienting process 👥 Family dynamics can reinforce unhealthy patterns and blind spots 🪞 Identity loss often follows the realization of long-term emotional abuse 📖 Storytelling is a deeply healing practice for both trauma survivors and therapists 🚫 Emotional abuse can leave deeper scars than physical abuse—and often goes unnoticed 01:14 – Blending personal experience with professional insight04:12 – The slow process of recognizing emotional abuse11:14 – Family dynamics and inherited trauma patterns15:15 – The unraveling of identity after abuse21:46 – How narcissistic abuse affects the nervous system23:30 – Grandiosity, disconnection, and emotional survival26:10 – Barriers to asking for help26:56 – Grief, trauma, and navigating loss31:13 – The emotional aftermath of homicide34:00 – Why storytelling helps integrate trauma40:12 – The link between emotional and physical health43:04 – Advocacy, awareness, and creating change https://www.instagram.com/marcymarie/ https://marcypusey.com www.instagram.com/trauma_undone/ https://www.instagram.com/iamnatashajune National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233 DISCLAIMER:This podcast and all related content is for informational purposes only. Trauma Undone, guests and hosts cannot be responsible for any results or consequences or actions you may take based on such information or opinions. If you have, or suspect you may have, a health-care emergency, please contact a qualified health care professional for treatment.