Narcissistic Abuse

Summary

Are you suffering from abuse in your relationship? Have you been emotionally abused by your partner? You are not alone. Many people feel like you, but unfortunately, there is almost no information available in online or written research or through consultants' and therapists' help. The gaslight effect (yes, that is the phrase) has not been officially recognized, nor is it widely known. Even if it is accepted, recognized, and known, not many people seem to know how to deal with it to heal. The fact is, long-term relationships with narcissists will have long-term traumatic effects - which can be catastrophic. The narcissist may be the person you love, or the person who shares the good times in life with you and may not understand what is happening now. You may begin to believe that you have a problem. Or maybe you suffered mental abuse in the workplace, or worse, you were raised by narcissistic parents. Narcissistic abuse will proceed silently, and because of your abuser's "social mask", people around you will not realize the situation. You may feel lonely and depressed. Some of the symptoms familiar to you may include insomnia, lack of self-confidence, insecurity, persistent anxiety, substantial weight loss or weight gain, paranoia, and nightmares. This book will cover the following aspects: What makes you vulnerable to a narcissistic partner  Narcissistic relationships Signs you're the victim of narcissistic abuse Step-by-step instructions to leave a narcissist The seven things you must do while healing after narcissistic abuse Rebuild self-esteem Mistakes in dealing with abuse Treatment modalities and therapies Make the first move now, and learn about the gaslight effect, narcissistic abuse, and more with this audiobook.

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