Narcissism
Narcissism describes a pattern in which an exaggerated self-image, the need for admiration, and difficulty recognizing the needs of others predominate. As a trait it can appear to varying degrees, and in some cases it is addressed within the field of mental health when it interferes with daily life.
How it may show up: a sense of superiority, a constant search for recognition, sensitivity to criticism, and tense interpersonal relationships.
Why pay attention to it? When these traits cause significant distress or conflict at work or in relationships, it is worth exploring them with professional support.
Who provides support? Mental health professionals, such as the psychologist or the psychiatrist, are the ones who can guide this process. If the pattern affects the well-being of the person or those around them, talking with a specialist is helpful.
Data on 17 doctors who treat narcissism
Specialties that treat narcissism
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in narcissism
Dra. Aura Milena Aldana
Dr. Angel Márquez Díaz
Dr. Rafael Priesca de Ovando
Dra. Jimena Azpeitia
Dr. Luis Humberto Valladolid Gomezsoto
Dr. Mayte H. Laureano
Dr. Dione Contreras Guerra
Dr. Alan A. Navarro Quezada
Dr. Mariel Ortiz Aguilar
Dra. Karla Winkler
Dr. Miguel Enrique Rodriguez Espinosa
Dr. Juan Carlos Álvarez Contreras
Dra. Mariana Pérez
Dr. Fernando Ortega
Dra. Adriana Domínguez Mares
Dr. Prof. Carlos Vera Jarabo
Dr. Sergio Padilla Villalpando
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Dra. Helena Gutiérrez Lozano
Dr. Israel Sánchez Pineda
Frequently asked questions
What is narcissism?
Narcissism describes a pattern in which an exaggerated self-image, the need for admiration, and difficulty recognizing the needs of others predominate. As a trait it can appear to varying degrees, and in some cases it is addressed within the field of mental health when it interferes with daily life.
Which doctor treats narcissism?
Narcissism is usually treated by specialists in complementary therapist, complementary therapist.