What Is Narcissistic Personality Disorder
And How To Deal With It Now
By Nathan T.
Lynch
Narcissistic personality disorder is
a personality disorder that is shown by having a grandiose state of mind
in young adults. The number of people with this disorder is highly disputed
with some theories stating that it can be as high as one percent of the
population. However, most experts agree that this is not the case and the
actual statistics are much lower. Narcissistic personality disorder is also
disputed as the cause. There are two basic theories. One being that the disorder
is caused by early trauma causing developmental disorders. Another theory
is that it is learned behavior that has no basis in a clinical
cause.
If the origin of the disease is clinical
in nature and caused by early developmental issues, the hope for treatment
is not good. Because it is not a psychological issue and there are no known
medical treatments for the disease, if it is a physical issue, there may
not be anything or much that can be done to treat it. However, if the disease
is psychological in nature, there is hope for treatment. The behavior can
be relearned to something that is more socially acceptable. However, those
who are in treatment for this disease show slow progress if any at
all.
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The reason for this is narcissists by
their nature have an inflated view of themselves. Therefore they rarely think
there is a problem. Even if they are in treatment, studies show it takes
years to make any significant progress. Health insurance companies have varying
policies on coverage for this disorder but for the length of time treatment
is needed in order to be successful, there will likely need to be a significant
out of pocket expense. Narcissistic personality disorder will cause problems
at home and in a career. A narcissist will not be able to sustain a healthy
relationship for very long and will also have significant problems in productive
activities like work or school. They will believe they have a grand life
with lots of friends and an unending opportunity for wealth or fame. They
will react offensively when the reality of a situation intrudes and have
a tendency to blame others for anything negative that may happen in their
lives.
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