Willow Life Coaching and Counseling
Non-Medical Coaching and Christian Counseling via Phone or Video Chat
The immense impacts of narcissistic abuse can leave even the strongest individuals struggling just to survive. It can feel like you are living life in a fog. Strong emotions hit without warning. It is devastating when you begin to see just how deeply you have been affected.
Some people are not sure exactly what they are experiencing, only that something feels very wrong. They need space to sort it out. Others have already made changes, but still feel the aftershocks every day. The harm does not always end when the relationship does.
Willow Life provides specialized support to help survivors heal from the personal impacts, overcome abusive tactics and manipulations, and navigate the system that develops around a narcissistic abuser. I offer a Christ-centered space where you can work through what you have experienced, heal, and move forward in a way that aligns with God’s truth.
Are you wondering whether narcissistic abuse may apply to what you are experiencing? You can start by taking the Narcissistic Abuse Quiz or exploring the Signs and Symptoms of Narcissistic Abuse and Trauma to help evaluate your situation. Because narcissistic abuse often creates deep confusion, many survivors also resonate with these 60 Common Questions Narcissistic Abuse Survivors Ask.
Frequently, an entire system develops around a narcissistic individual. The landscape of the abuse can resemble a jellyfish, with tentacles that reach far and wide. The impacts often extend well beyond the relationship with the abusive person. I specialize in helping survivors navigate the entire system and heal from its far-reaching effects.
Has a Narcissistic Family System given you a role?
I also specialize in the overlap of narcissistic and spiritual abuse. For many survivors, these are not two separate experiences. They are intertwined within families, churches, or ministries, creating a kind of double betrayal inside a high-control environment. When those who claim to represent God use that sacred trust to control, manipulate, or exploit, the impact reaches into your identity, your faith, your sense of what is real, and often includes the loss of family and community.
Learn more about healing from Narcissistic Spiritual Abuse.
Learn about the Nervous System and Dissociation
The Mind Body Connection in Trauma Recovery
Dissociation in Narcissistic and Spiritual Abuse
Our Foundation of Safety:
My goal is to maintain a collaborative, safe space, carefully shaped around the unique needs of survivors of narcissistic and spiritual abuse. This is a place where you can process your story and heal in a way that honors your story, your pain, and your own timeline.
The various parts of us (body, mind, soul, spirit, emotions, personality, abilities, etc.) are so intricately woven together that all aspects of us are impacted when we experience hardships and trauma. For this reason, I believe the most profound growth and healing occur when all parts of us are part of the process.
The First Steps:
A Personalized Approach:
Willow Life Coaching and Counseling, LLC does not provide clinical services or medical care. If you are in need of diagnosis, medication, or treatment for a medical or psychiatric condition, please consult a licensed medical provider.
In these spaces, narcissistic dynamics are reinforced by spiritual authority, hierarchy, or loyalty to a mission, ministry, or family structure.
Harm is minimized, reframed, or spiritualized, while image, obedience, or “the work” is protected at all costs. When truth threatens the system’s stability, it often responds by closing ranks rather than addressing the problem.
For many people, the most painful part is not only the abuse but what happens afterward. Speaking up or stepping away can result in being quietly abandoned, sidelined, or cut off. The very community that should have offered care, protection, and support instead distances itself, leaving the individual to carry the cost of clarity alone. This loss of community often compounds the trauma and makes healing feel isolating and disorienting.
When those who claim to represent God or family use that sacred trust to control, manipulate, or exploit, the impact on your identity, faith, and community is profound. Healing in these situations requires holding both the narcissistic and spiritual layers together, rather than treating them as separate or unrelated.