Narcissistic personality disorder is untreatable
Contemporary clinical literature refutes the claim that narcissistic personality disorder is untreatable, demonstrating that structured psychotherapeutic approaches can lead to significant symptom improvement.
The claim states that narcissistic personality disorder is untreatable. Retrieved papers directly refute this by showing that modern psychotherapeutic interventions (such as schema therapy) yield significant symptom improvements and that historical pessimism is being replaced by evidence-based treatments.
Zóra Szalay, Mark Hardaker, Elias Tsakanikos. Narcissistic personality disorder: an opinionated review of the efficacy of psychotherapy. 2024. https://doi.org/10.20935/mhealthwellb6239
A systematic review of outcome trials on narcissistic personality disorder found that psychotherapeutic interventions, such as schema therapy, led to significant improvements in symptoms.
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Igor Weinberg. Building hope for treatment of narcissistic personality disorder. 2023. https://doi.org/10.22541/au.169156625.54437956/v1
Historical views of pathological narcissism as untreatable have given way to modern evidence-based treatments that offer growing hope for transformative change.
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