Is My Mother a Narcissist - or Emotionally Immature

A FREE gentle reflection guide for adult daughters who have spent years wondering:

Was it really that bad, or am I just too sensitive?

Perhaps your mother loved you. Perhaps she provided for you. And yet something about the relationship has never quite made sense. 

This guide will help you to recognise the patterns you grew up with - and understand the impact on you. 

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Inside you'll explore: 

  • What is it like to be her daughter 
  • Patterns of emotional immaturity
  • Patterns commonly associated with narcissistic behaviour 
  • The survival patterns you may have developed 
  • The woman you learned to become in order to stay connected, safe or accepted. 
This isn’t a diagnostic test. It’s an invitation to see your experience more clearly.

Maybe the question is beginning to change.

For years you may have been asking,

"What is wrong with my mother"

But healing can introduce another question:

What did I have to become to live in relationship with her?.

Did you learn to...

• read the room before reading yourself?
• keep everyone happy?
• feel guilty for saying no?
• explain yourself excessively?
• work hard for approval?
• doubt your own perception?
• hide your anger or hurt?
• become fiercely independent?
• stay small to keep the peace?
• wonder whether you were ever quite enough?

 Do you recognise yourself in this?.

A gentle note from Ros.

For more than two decades, I've supported women to understand the impact of difficult, emotionally immature and narcissistic relationships. 

Again and again, I meet capable, intelligent women who can understand everybody else's behaviour beautifully - yet still struggle to trust their own experience. 

This guide isn't about giving your mother a label. 

It’s about helping you see what happened to you.

It's about helping you see what happened to you. 

Because you don't need somebody else's agreement before you're allowed to understand your own story. 

With warmth. 

Ros Wilson

TRAUMA-INFORMED COUNSELLOR, COACH AND SUPERVISOR.Â