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SPEAKING · PODCASTS · EVENTS

Bringing Honest Conversations About Narcissistic Abuse to Your Audience.

Kat Shaw is available for podcast interviews, speaking engagements, school and library events, panel discussions, and mental health advocacy conversations.

WHY KAT

A voice your audience will recognize. Even if they've never heard her before.

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Kat Shaw doesn't speak about narcissistic abuse from a clinical distance. She speaks from the inside of it, with the honesty and care that survivors need, and general audiences can actually understand.

Her conversations are accessible without being watered down. Emotional without being sensational. And grounded in the reality of what survivors face.

For podcast hosts and event organizers looking for a guest who will resonate with audiences who've rarely heard their experience spoken out loud, Kat is that voice.

SPEAKING TOPICS

What Kat Speaks On

Topic 01

Recognizing Narcissistic Abuse — What It Looks Like From the Inside

Why emotional abuse is so difficult to identify, what narcissistic parenting actually looks like in practice, and why so many survivors spend years wondering if their pain "counts."

Topic 02

The Invisible Wounds — Long-Term Effects of Childhood Emotional Trauma

How growing up in a home shaped by narcissistic abuse affects identity, self-worth, relationships, and the ability to trust your own perceptions.

Topic 03

Storytelling as a Path to Healing — Why Fiction Matters for Survivors

How fiction creates a doorway to recognition that nonfiction often can't, and why survivors need to see their reality reflected in stories.

Topic 04

What Healing Actually Looks Like — And Why It's Not What We're Told

An honest, grounded conversation about recovering from childhood trauma — what it looks like, why it's nonlinear, and how survivors can begin to rebuild hope.

CONTACT KAT

Bring Her Voice to Your Audience.

Whether you're a podcast host, event organizer, librarian, educator, or a reader who just wanted to reach out — Kat reads every message personally and responds with care.

Please note: Kat is an author and advocate, not a licensed therapist. If you are in crisis or need immediate support, please text HOME to 741741 (Crisis Text Line).

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