More Than surviving
Break Free From Narcissistic Abuse & Gaslighting
Have you experienced Narcissistic Abuse, Emotional Abuse & Gaslighting?
From that experience, you might also be feeling anxious, fearful, depressed, insecure, doubting your decision making, ashamed, guilty, confused, isolated, PTSD flares, cognitive impairment, difficulty sleeping, headaches, trust issues and more.
If any of this feels close to home, we want you to know that you’re not alone. You’re ready for this next step if you:
1. You’re out of your relationship with your narcissist/abuser
2. You have your basic needs met — house/apartment, job
3. You are ready to redefine your life!
It is estimated that over 158 million people in the U.S. alone have experienced Emotional Abuse.
And…help is HERE!
We invite you to join us on an amazing journey for you to overcome your past trauma by being in a community of people who share your struggle. We have designed this community to help you to heal your narcissistic trauma, break free from toxicity, and experience the respect, love & healthy relationships you deserve!
It’s called More Than Surviving and begins May 17th. Limited Seats — Only 50 Spots Available!
This virtual group coaching is a 6-week (one-hour per week) boot camp to kick your trauma out of your body! It has no place inside you anymore!
Here’s just some of what you’ll learn from over 62 years of combined research and real-life experience:
- Learn how to love yourself again
- Identify the healthy people in your life who will be your support system
- Releasing your trauma so you’re not holding on to it anymore
- Action-based activities and exercises to use when you need them.
- Build Confidence
- Boost Self Love
- Recognize yourself, your value and worth, your needs, and acknowledge them.
- Identify and celebrate your wins, because for so long they have been undermined
- How to remind yourself daily of the amazing person you are
- How to move past surviving, take back your power & live a life filled with confidence, freedom and peace
- Replace the toxicity that might be clouding you, and turning it into a refreshing, healthy environment
- How to learn to trust yourself again after experiencing gaslighting, how to set better boundaries & so much more!
Will you join us?
Mark your calendar (May 17-June 21) and save your coaching spot right above. Limited Availability — Only 50 Spots Available!
After you register, watch out for an email from Me@MarissaFayeCohen.com with specific times, dates, and coaching toolkit.
It’s your turn to feel loved & empowered…
…get started now by registering right here for More Than Surviving Group Coaching.

FAQ’s
Q: What is group coaching?
A: Group coaching is similar to a support group, but instead of talk-therapy style where we go around the room and talk about our experiences, we focus that energy and on an activity that will help all of us heal together. The benefit of group coaching is that everyone comes from different backgrounds and experiences, but shares a foundational experience that unites us all. It allows us to help each other grow and cheer each other on. It’s creating a community to encourage, motivate and empower us all to keep climbing the mountain until we all reach the top together. It’s really a beautiful experience. You leave with a stronger sense of self, and some amazing new friends who you feel extremely connected to.
Q: How much personalized time do I get if this is a group?
A: We are all growing together. Each person has reflective time, and plenty of time to work with each other in smaller groups or pairs, which will give you the personalized time you need. But, if you feel that you need more personal or one-on-one time with either Marissa or Lila, that can be arranged as well.
Q: How many people per group?
A: We want to make these groups small, intimate groups, that allow us all to get to know each other. So we are capping each group coaching off at 20 people.
Q: Is it open to people of all genders?
A: Yes. We believe that survivors come in all shapes, sizes, genders, etc. To exclude people based on gender is to “other” people within our community. All genders are welcome. If there is a reason that someone is uncomfortable with that, it’s recommended that you reach out separately, and we’ll work something out with them.
Q: Is it anonymous, or do we share our names and faces?
A: This is a safe space. Everyone here is here to help you grow. The best way to start healing is to release what is holding you down. If you’re uncomfortable showing your face in the beginning, or identifying yourself, that’s understandable. But the goal is to be empowered to recognize that this happened to you, but let the power it has over you go. If you’re not able to in the beginning, that’s completely understandable. By the end, you wont feel that way. That’s the goal.
Q: Is everyone in the group in the same place on their healing journey?
A: People join this group from all different parts of their journey. And everybody’s journey is a little bit different. We don’t want you to compare yourself or where you are on your journey to other people. Everyone progresses differently. Everyone’s experiences are different. But the cool thing about this group is, we are all in it to support and empower each other. What works for you might not work for someone else. Or, you might try something that helps others. We are a team.
Q; How do I know if it’s working?
A: Things will start to make more sense. You’ll start seeing small changes in how you feel. For example, I noticed that I didn’t hate looking at myself in the mirror anymore. I didn’t hate what I saw. And my smile felt more genuine. Everyone experiences healing differently, because everyone is impacted by abuse differently. But, using these tools and exercises, you’ll start to notice the world feels less heavy on your shoulders, and you’ll start to see things brighter than they were. It’s really a revelation. But we do weekly check ins so you can measure your healing and your growth, that way, if you don’t feel it immediately, you’ll be able to literally see it.
Q: How do I know I’m safe in this group?
A: We strive to make sure that the culture of this group is positive, empowering and inclusive. This is a judgment-free zone, and will take necessary steps to maintaining a healthy atmosphere. Our overall goal is to help each other grow and heal.
Q: What do I need to do?
A: Show up with a positive attitude and commit to take action.