Coaching for the Adult Children of Parents with Borderline and Narcissistic Personality Disorders
Online Coaching for the Adult Children of Parents with BPD and NPD to Help Set Boundaries, Go No-Contact, and More.
Created by Therapist + Coach, Torie Wiksell
Learn How to Set Boundaries, So You Can Finally Break The Toxic Cycle.
Navigating a relationship with a parent who has borderline or narcissistic personality disorder is challenging, especially without guidance. That's why I created Confident Boundaries- an online coaching company designed to support and empower you to set healthy boundaries, go no-contact, or simply better understand this complicated relationship.
Online coaching is a relatively new industry, and one you may not be entirely familiar with. Think of it like consulting with an expert. You’ll get support and actionable advice for dealing with your BPD or NPD parent. It’s not therapy (although I am a trained and practicing psychotherapist). It’s short-term, action-oriented, and solution-focused support.
Learn all about setting boundaries with parents.
children of parents with BPD
The Podcast for the Adult Children of Parents with Borderline and Narcissitic Personality Disorders
Hi there! I’m Torie.
I’m Torie Wiksell, a psychotherapist and coach specializing in working with the adult children of parents with borderline personality disorder (BPD) and narcissistic personality disorder (NPD).
I understand how complicated and layered these relationships are and know how hard it is to find help from someone who actually understands this complex dynamic. Not only do I specialize in working with adults who have a parent with BPD or NPD, I also grew up with a mom who had unmanaged borderline personality disorder. When I say I get it, I truly do.
Whether you’re looking for validation, guidance, or more information you’re in the right place. I’m thrilled to be able to help you break free from the toxic and draining cycle so you can start making decisions that are driven by confidence and self-determination rather than fear, guessing, or guilt.
