Stages of Recovery Quiz Are you ready for something different but don't know where to turn? We developed this quiz to help you determine where you are in the process of recognition of and recovery from narcissistic abuse. Respond to the statements below with the answer that best describes where you are and how you feel at this point in your life. Be assured that your answers and any information you share will be treated with the utmost respect and confidence. Please answer fairly quickly, without trying to "figure it out" or give the "right" answer. There are no "right" or "wrong" answers. Simply responding openly and honestly will be the best way to help you determine where you are and what's next as you move along the path through your own recovery process. Okay, off you go! I am currently engaged in an active relationship with an abusive, controlling, narcissistic spouse or partner. Yes, I feel stuck in it. Yes, and I want to leave. Yes, and I'm planning my exit. No, I'm already out. No, that's well behind me. I feel victimized, damaged, alone, confused and numb about my past and current situations. All the time. Quite often. Sometimes. Occasionally. Never. I feel grateful for my present circumstances and worthy of having good things and supportive people in my life. Never. Rarely. Sometimes. Quite often. Almost all the time. I tell others my story about being with a narcissist including the abuse and manipulation at their hands. Never, I feel ashamed and don't tell anyone. Maybe, but only if I feel very trusting of the person. Yes, if I feel safe with the person. If the subject comes up, I'll share my experience. I rarely think about it anymore, and will share matter of factly if it helps someone else. I feel anger, resentment, blame or hatred toward or fearful about the current or past narcissistic abuser in my life. All the time. Usually. Sometimes. Occasionally. Never. I feel like I am in control of the choices in my life. Never. Rarely. Sometimes. Usually. Always. I feel shame, guilt or unworthiness as a result of the abuser’s current or past presence in my life. Always. Usually. Sometimes. Rarely. Never. I say ‘no’ when my boundaries are crossed in order to take care of myself and my needs. Never. Rarely. Sometimes. Usually. Always. Please share any additional comments or information you'd like to add. We acknowledge you for taking a few minutes to get more information about Recovery from Narcissistic Abuse and where you are in the recovery process. Enter your Email, then click the "Submit" button below to get your individual results. Email Time's up
