Annie Wright, LMFT
Relational Trauma Specialist & Executive Coach
A Course by Annie Wright, LMFT
Your mind keeps trying to stitch two versions of them together. Seam by seam. And they will not fit. This course is where that stops.
Self-paced · Lifetime access · Trauma-informed psychoeducation
The transformation
Does this sound familiar?
Replaying the relationship looking for the missing clue
Wondering if you exaggerated, misunderstood, or caused it
Feeling ashamed that you trusted someone dangerous
Trying to use narcissistic abuse content that never fully fits
Living with a body that still feels on alert
Narcissistic abuse content helped, but something still didn’t quite fit.
Why this course exists
In 10 clinically grounded lessons and a 118-page companion workbook, you’ll get the specific clinical framework, the neurobiology, and the recovery map you need — because what you survived is not generic, and your healing deserves a map that actually matches the terrain.
This mini-course gives you a contained, clinically grounded framework so you can stop trying to solve the same loop alone and begin rebuilding clarity, agency, and internal authority.
What you’ll walk away with
Understand the anatomy of antisocial personality disorder — not the pop-psychology caricature, but the real clinical picture: predatory targeting, the constructed persona, the absence of conscience, and why this is categorically different from a relationship with a narcissist.
Get a neurobiological explanation for the startle response, sleeplessness, dread, and chronic symptoms that can follow a predatory relationship, translated into language and regulation tools you can actually use.
Rebuild self-trust through the Wreckage Inventory, the Protective Intelligence framework, and a clear-eyed understanding of how targeting works so you can vet future relationships with discernment instead of fear.
The curriculum
The clinical picture of antisocial personality disorder, the predatory playbook, and the moment of clarity: naming what happened without minimizing or catastrophizing it.
The trauma bond, the body after a predatory relationship, the grief of mourning someone who may never have truly existed, and the Wreckage Inventory.
Rebuild self-trust as a daily evidence-based practice, build your Protective Intelligence framework, and understand what genuine post-traumatic growth can look like from here.
What’s included
Your investment
This is for you if…
This may not be for you if…
Your guide
Annie Wright is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, relational trauma specialist, executive coach, and W.W. Norton author with more than 15,000 clinical hours. These courses translate clinically grounded frameworks into structured, self-paced education for driven women doing serious recovery work.
Common questions
No. Most people who cause this kind of harm will never receive a formal diagnosis. What matters is whether your lived experience resonates with the pattern.
Yes. Narcissistic abuse and sociopathic abuse overlap, but the mechanisms, targeting, and recovery map are different.
No. This is a psychoeducational course. It is not a substitute for therapy, and Annie is not your therapist through this course.
Lifetime. You can revisit any lesson as many times as you need.
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A $197 self-paced mini-course by Annie Wright, LMFT. You deserved clarity then. You deserve it now.
