No, you cannot "beat" narcissism out of someone or use any form of violence or abuse as a means of treatment. Narcissism is a personality trait and a complex personality disorder known as Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). It is essential to understand that violence and abuse are never acceptable methods of addressing any mental health issue or personality trait.
Addressing narcissism or NPD requires a comprehensive and compassionate approach that involves professional help and support. Psychotherapy, particularly specialized therapies like Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) or Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), can be effective in treating individuals with NPD.
It's important to remember that individuals with NPD may find it challenging to acknowledge their issues and seek help, as they may have a strong sense of entitlement and difficulty recognizing the impact of their behavior on others. Encouraging someone with narcissistic traits to seek professional help is crucial, but it should be done with empathy and understanding rather than force or aggression.
If you are dealing with someone you believe may have narcissistic traits, encourage them to consider therapy or counseling, and express your concerns in a non-confrontational manner. Ultimately, the decision to seek help lies with the individual, and forcing someone into therapy is unlikely to yield positive results.
If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse or violence, it is essential to seek help and support immediately. Reach out to local authorities or organizations that specialize in supporting victims of abuse. Remember, violence is never a solution and can lead to severe physical and emotional harm for all parties involved.