Narcissist Apocalypse 7-Year Anniversary | Narcissistic Abuse Podcast
Narcissist Apocalypse Celebrates 7 Years as a Leading Narcissistic Abuse Podcast, Surpassing 1.5 Million Downloads and Expanding Survivor Education
Long-running domestic violence podcast announces free educational workbooks addressing coercive control and psychological abuse
Canada — Narcissist Apocalypse, an internationally recognized narcissistic abuse podcast, is marking its seven-year anniversary after surpassing 1.5 million downloads in the past year, while announcing a major expansion into free educational workbooks designed to support survivors of domestic abuse.
Since its launch, Narcissist Apocalypse has established itself as a trusted domestic violence podcast by centering survivor voices and documenting the lived realities of narcissistic abuse, emotional manipulation, gaslighting, and other non-physical forms of domestic abuse. Each episode features first-person survivor stories that illuminate patterns of control often overlooked in traditional discussions of intimate partner violence.
To commemorate its seventh year, the podcast is expanding beyond audio storytelling with the introduction of free downloadable workbooks, each one based on an individual survivor’s episode. These workbooks are designed as educational and reflection guides, offering listeners practical tools to better understand abusive dynamics, recognize coercive control, and safely process their own experiences.
“Survivors often sense that something was deeply wrong in their relationship but struggle to name it,” said Brandon Chadwick, creator and host of Narcissist Apocalypse. “These workbooks are intended to help people connect the dots — transforming survivor stories into accessible tools for education, validation, and healing.”
The expansion responds to growing awareness of coercive control, a form of domestic abuse characterized by manipulation, isolation, intimidation, and psychological harm rather than physical violence. As a coercive control podcast, Narcissist Apocalypse has played a key role in educating listeners about how power and control operate within narcissistic and emotionally abusive relationships.
With a global audience spanning multiple countries, the show has also become a widely recommended domestic abuse podcast among therapists, advocates, and survivor communities seeking real-world insight into narcissistic relationship dynamics and emotional abuse recovery.
By pairing survivor-led storytelling with practical educational resources, Narcissist Apocalypse continues its mission to raise awareness, deepen understanding, and empower survivors through accessible, experience-based education.
About Narcissist Apocalypse
Narcissist Apocalypse is a long-running narcissistic abuse podcast and domestic violence podcast dedicated to exposing coercive control and emotional abuse through survivor-led storytelling. Created and hosted by Brandon Chadwick, the podcast is now in its seventh year and has reached millions of listeners worldwide, serving as an educational resource for survivors, loved ones, and professionals seeking to better understand psychological and emotional abuse.
New episodes and free survivor-based workbooks are available at:
https://www.narcissistapocalypse.com
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Brandon Chadwick
Creator & Host, Narcissist Apocalypse
Website: https://www.narcissistapocalypse.com
Host
Hi, I'm Brandon Chadwick!
In 2019, I began interviewing survivors of narcissistic and domestic abuse on my podcast, Narcissist Apocalypse. In that time, I've published over 120 survivor stories, interviewed countless experts in the field, from therapists, to lawyers, to domestic violence advocates and agencies.
My philosophy for the podcast was to be different, and to me, that meant to be real, not clinical. My goal was to help survivors tell/validate their own stories, but to also validate and teach other survivors through those stories. And a crazy thing happened, it worked.
Narcissist Apocalypse has grown beyond my wildest dreams. It now reaches upwards of 10,000 listeners an episode and it keeps growing every day. If you read the reviews on Apple Podcasts, you can see just how much of an impact the show has made in the lives of our community members. Yes, we are now a community.
Narcissist Apocalypse has evolved into something bigger. We've taken the philosophy of the podcast and have extended it to power our support groups. Narcissist Apocalypse isn't just me anymore. We are now a community. And that community is here to support you at every step of your healing process and beyond.
Being part of your lives and watching people grow in our support groups has been quite an honor. So I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for sharing. Thank you for listening. And a big thank you for helping everyone feel less alone. Welcome to our community.
With Much Love,
Brandon Chadwick
