Guide To Diagnosing And Treating Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Treatment For Other Health Issues

After a patient has been diagnosed, the treatment plan will likely have a heavy focus on psychotherapy. Of course, there is the potential for supplemental mental health medications. In addition, patients must receive treatment for other health issues. This is especially important when they contribute to the patient's mental health problems. Anxiety and depression are often part of the root of this personality disorder. When they are treated, patients will have an easier time facing their flaws and becoming self-aware.
Some individuals develop the behaviors seen in this personality disorder as a defense mechanism. This allows them to avoid acknowledging their stress, anxiety, depression, and fear of inadequacy. It is also common for patients with this disorder to self-medicate. Seeking treatment for any substance abuse issues patients have will help them have a clearer head and goals when they go to therapy. This is crucial.
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