Break the Cycle with DSD Podcast

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The podcast focusing on recovering from toxic narcissistic relationships with specific help to break the cycle of abuse for yourself and children. All are welcome and this podcast, and YouTube channel, serve both men and women, moms and dads.

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Here's the recent few episodes on Break the Cycle with DSD.

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218. Should I Tell My Child the Truth About Their Narcissistic/BPD Parent?

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Dawn
Keywords
toxic narcissistic relationships breaking the cycle of abuse co-parenting narcissistic traits BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) child custody emotional safety neutral transitions boundaries triangulation family court

If you’re co-parenting with someone who has narcissistic or BPD traits and you’re in a 50/50 custody situation, this podcast is for you.

A listener asked: “My son is 3.5 years old—do I say anything about his mom, or just keep her out of my house entirely?”


In this podcast, I dive into:


  • How to talk to a young child about a toxic parent (without causing damage)

  • The mistakes I made early in my divorce—and what I’d do differently

  • When to speak, what not to say, and how to create emotional safety

  • Groundhog Day syndrome and how to stop it

  • Why your home must become your child’s emotional anchor

  • Tips for neutral transitions, boundaries, and avoiding triangulation



💡 Whether you’re just entering family court or are years into the battle, this podcast will give you grounded, field-tested advice to protect your child—without turning them into the battlefield.


👉 Drop your thoughts or questions in the comments—let’s help each other through the chaos.

0:00 18:53

217. Crossing the Finish Line: Life After Family Court Ends | Surviving a High-Conflict Divorce

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Unknown
Keywords
toxic narcissistic relationships family court high-conflict divorce co-parenting emotional warfare narcissistic ex post-18 parenting emotional processing rebuilding life support and perspective

After years of surviving family court, toxic co-parenting, and the emotional warfare of dealing with a narcissistic ex, the day finally comes—your child turns 18. The court orders stop. The forced contact ends. You’re finally free. But what happens next?


In this video, I reflect on my own journey and what it feels like to finally cross the finish line. I talk about:


  • The countdown to 18 and how fast it really goes

  • What it really means when court oversight ends

  • How to emotionally process your new freedom

  • Tips on creating a clean break from your ex

  • Why letting your children lead matters post-18

  • Protecting your peace and rebuilding your life

  • How to become a guiding light for others still in the storm



Whether you’re just starting this battle or nearing the end, this video offers support, perspective, and hope.


👉 If you’re in the thick of it, know this: you will make it.

📢 If you’ve made it, consider sharing your story below to encourage others.


🔑 Secret word of the day: radio 📻

Drop it in the comments if you made it to the end!

Ratings

Global:
4.8 rating 48 reviews

USA

4.8 ratings 34 reviews

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