Handling a Narcissist

How to Break Free from Manipulation, Gaslighting and Narcissistic Abuse to Reclaim Your Power

De: Damian Blair

Narrado por: Nikola Hamilton

Do you feel held captive by manipulation? Are you looking to recover your sense of self and break free from narcissistic abuse?

The truth is, millions of people are dealing with the pain of having been a victim of a narcissist. They may have been lied to, manipulated, cheated on, and controlled. When you are constantly dealing with the changing stories, lies, and manipulation that comes with narcissistic abuse, it is easy to worry about your own mental health and fear that you are losing a grip on reality.

Handling a Narcissist was written to help you develop the skills you need to advocate for yourself. In this audiobook, you will find the tools to identify narcissistic behavior that will allow you to better understand what you are going through and help you see who the narcissist truly is. You will learn how to communicate clearly without falling victim to their schemes and manipulations.

As a retired couple’s therapist, I have witnessed the devastating effects of narcissistic behavior in both the perpetrator and the victim, along with the damage to the family unit. I wrote this book to help those who find themselves in a relationship with a potential narcissist - whether they are a spouse, partner, family member, or co-worker.

Inside, you will discover:

• The most common signs of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD)
• The four types of narcissists and their personality traits
• Proven techniques to communicate your own needs while avoiding a power struggle
• How to identify the four degrees of abuse denial
• How to recognize every psychological game the narcissist will play
• The most common disguises worn by a narcissist
• The critical steps to effectively walk away from a narcissist - for good
• The secrets to creating boundaries
• How to communicate with a narcissist in a work environment
• The number one mind-set needed to stand up to gaslighting and manipulation
• And so much more!

©2021 Damian Blair (P)2021 Damian Blair

Very satisfied with my purchase...

In many respects, this book is incredibly informative and therapeutic. It's simple to listen and understand. If you're healing from a toxic relationship, I strongly advise you to listen to this.

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I found it super helpful on empowering individuals to stand up and advocate for themselves and better talk down an escalating situation

Grateful!

In many respects, this book is incredibly informative and therapeutic. It's simple to listen and understand. If you're healing from a toxic relationship, I strongly advise you to listen to this.

Handling a Narcissist

I liked the chapters and how in depth the author was. It made me feel at ease knowing that My ex Narc’s behavior had nothing to do with Me. Now I see clearly that he was really the problem. I’m very happy with my decision and this book confirms everything that I needed.

One more perspective to empowerment

In my unexpected encounter with an unhealthy partner (undiagnosed NPD/BPD) my journey that helped me identify what I was dealing with led me to dedicatedly (you might say “devour”!) listen and read as much as I could—to become informed. armed with tools to protect myself and to begin the process of restoring trust in myself that the NPD had so cunningly eroded. Sooooo…I leave no book on the subject unread!

Imho, this book—though offering helpful insights—is a good “cliff-notes” style, quick overview for someone who has read a lot on the subject. If you want to know what the author is going to share, the Conclusion chapter is a good place to start and indeed the book’s summary. Before writing this review I read a number of other reviews that referenced “recovery or healing from” NPD, however, this book doesn’t offer or even promise that—the author does however, offer up some helpful suggestions of who to see (trauma informed counselor) that could help lead to recovery.

The narrator’s performance is pretty “clinical” in that the delivery is emotionally void of drama or personal interpretation. I’d call it “flat”, but in a good way bc no one fact or experience is given higher emphasis to influence the listener. That said, if this were my first book on NPD, I would have lost focus.