iRISE™: The MomentousRise Self‑Leadership & Post‑Traumatic Growth Program for women healing from narcissistic relationship.

A 16‑week trauma‑informed recovery and life redesign program for high‑functioning women healing from narcissistic relationship.
iRISE™ is for women who are tired of healing in isolation and want a structured, science‑informed path with coaching and community to make sense of what happened, rebuild themselves, and rise into self‑leadership at a pace that supports real change.
Over four months, you will:
- Design a life you actually want to live and step into post‑traumatic growth on your own terms.
- Make sense of your experience and recover from gaslighting so you stop blaming yourself.
- Stabilise your nervous system so you can think, feel, and function again.
- Rebuild your identity, self‑trust, and boundaries after narcissistic relationships.

What’s Included in iRISE™
1. The iRISE™ 7‑Phase Core Program (120 days / 16 weeks)
A structured, science‑based ecosystem designed to support steady, lasting progress.
- 35 Deep‑Dive Lessons
Comprehensive video modules that explore the neuroscience and psychology of recovery, making complex concepts accessible even if this is your first exposure to these ideas. - 35 Printable Workbooks
Action‑oriented workbooks that translate psychological theory into practical exercises, reflections, and tools – so insight becomes real‑world change rather than just information.
2. Eight 1:1 Coaching Sessions (over 4 months)
Fortnightly coaching sessions to provide personalised guidance and space to:
- Process your experience in a contained, trauma‑informed way.
- Apply the tools to your real life – family, relationships.
- Troubleshoot obstacles and adjust your plan as you move through the program.
3. Specialised Healing Guides
- The Partner Healing Guide
Designed to help you navigate the aftermath of a narcissistic romantic relationship, rebuild boundaries and self‑trust, and understand patterns so you don’t repeat them. - The Parental Healing Guide
Focused on recovering from a narcissistic upbringing and reclaiming your foundational identity when a parent was the source of harm.
Is iRISE™ for you?
iRISE™ may be a good fit if:
- You have experienced narcissistic abuse from a partner, parent, or both.
- You are high‑functioning and holding work, family, and responsibilities together, often at the cost of your wellbeing.
- You are no longer in immediate physical danger and feel safe enough to focus on your own rebuilding.
- You are a woman rebuilding life and identity after narcissistic relationships.
- You have tried therapy, books, podcasts, and social media, but still feel stuck or looping.
- You are ready for a structured path and a community walking it alongside you.
Your Commitment
To get the most from iRISE™, you’ll need:
- Around 3–5 hours per week for lessons, reflection, and workbook integration (at your own pace within each month).
- Availability for eight 1:1 coaching sessions over 4 months (typically every two weeks).
This is not a quick fix; it’s a structured season of your life devoted to your recovery, growth, and future.
Application Form
If you are tired of healing alone, this program is designed to support you.
Apply here – you will get reply back in 2 days
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— Josephine
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— Anonymous
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— Nicky
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— Anonymous
Hi Nisha, This page has been unbelievably helpful in allowing me to understand myself, to treat myself with patience and to place the blame where it belongs. It’s not a cop out to blame my abusers. It makes me realize that that I can make the changes I need to make in order to live more fully. It’s not my fault. I am not nothing which is what they taught me to believe.
So thank you!
— Cathy
Hi Nisha, I just wanted to say thank you for your work. Thanks to therapy and your page being on push notifications, I just got out of my narcissistic abusive household with my mom. I need to rebuild my life, but you helped me realize the abuse I was tolerating and have now refused. So thank you for genuinely saving my life. Please continue the good work
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— Kaylie
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— Anonymous
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— Anonymous
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— Anonymous
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— Lisa
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God bless you sister 🙏🏼
— Miracle
I used to get confused about whether my ex is a narcissist because he wasn’t critical and isn’t grandiose. Your writing has changed my perspective in fundamental ways. It’s been so important to my decision to leave and my path of healing
— Shan
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— Nicole
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I totally resonate with the confusion about being a ‘victim’ of this type of behavior . I was baffled … and wondered how can ‘I’ , a strong, independent woman be subject to this . But for natural givers, our empathy can make our boundaries blurry. This is why being ‘educated’ in these areas is as important as getting an MBA in my book
— Nat
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— Anonymous
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— Deann
Not being able to afford insurance or personal therapy, your page is saving my life, I wanted to acknowledge how much I and I’m sure many others appreciate your work. Thank you
— Anonymous
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— Sally
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— Susan
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Many blessings 💞🙏🏽✨
— Mel
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— Cintra
I’m 16 years removed from my abuse, and healing has been so slow. But you give me hope and understanding. Thanks!
— Dawn
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— Anonymous
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