Debbie Brain has 4 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 1 narrator. The most-rated is Narcissistic Abuse.
Dealing with a Narcissist
Summary
If you are in a toxic relationship with Mister or Miss Always Right and you feel suffocated and confused all the time due to Mr. Manipulative or Ms. Gaslighting, then keep reading. Is there just too much drama in your life? You may be in a relationship with a narcissist. Stop awhile, though. Do people walk on eggshells around you? Do they seem nervous or strained? Then maybe, you are at the other end of the spectrum. Maybe, you are Miss Drama or Mr. Bossy. Yes, these may be the actual names that others use on you when you are not listening. Maybe you are Mister or Miss Bystander, just want to inform yourself or a person who is in too deep, with the scars of abuse (physical or otherwise) too many to count. This audiobook, while it cannot provide an official diagnosis, can take your hand and assist you towards a path to healing. You will feel that your personality will start to erode. Do not just jump to conclusions and make hasty decisions. Once you are equipped with the knowledge, you will better know what you need to do. This audiobook will attempt to help not just those who have decided to leave, but also those who have decided to stay. Whatever your eventual choices maybe, you are the master. You have suffered enough under the controlling devices of a person who has lost his psyche a long time ago. There is no need to put more salt into your wounds by judging you for your choices. You can listen to this audiobook in the privacy of your own home, but you can also form a team. Find the other people who are part of the narcissist’s life. Maybe you can design an intervention or maybe you can just create a safe and healthy haven among yourselves. A trip to a mental health professional is also recommended. You will learn: how to recognize narcissism and its causes understand the difference between the various types and sub-types of narcissism, including which ones are the most dangerous how to better describe your relationship to see through the smoke and mirrors that sometimes accompany a codependent and toxic relationship with a narcissist what narcissism looks like in various contexts and relationships how the narcissist’s desire for perfection presents a huge problem. whether or not a narcissist can affect the whole family how to make sure that you never fall into the trap of narcissism again how to start the healing process and get on the path to being a better and healthier you For those who suspect that they are narcissists themselves, you can also get this audiobook to know yourself better and understand what that festering emptiness is all about. This audiobook is a methodical brochure for those whose lives have been blighted by narcissism.
©2019 Debbie Brain (P)2020 George Thomas
Narcissistic Abuse Recovery
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If your relationship leaves you feeling valueless and nothing you do is good enough, then keep reading... Do you feel like your partner, who once adored you more than you thought someone could love another person, suddenly transformed into a monster right before your eyes? Did you find yourself so shocked and so blindsided that you felt like you did not know what hit you? If this sounds familiar, your partner may be a narcissistic abuser. Narcissistic abuse is dangerous, insidious, and incredibly harmful if left unchecked, and you need help. This book is here for you. Narcissistic Abuse Recovery can offer you plenty of the information you need to get moving toward healing in your life. This book can teach you how to recognize when a narcissist may be abusing you and how to escape and heal from that abuse. The narcissist suffers from a mental health disorder known as a narcissistic personality disorder. The narcissist frequently has an abusive personality and is easily characterized by three very distinct and dysfunctional characteristics: The narcissist lacks or struggles to feel any degree of empathy for others The narcissist must be the center of attention at all times to validate his self-worth and keep his ego happy The narcissist believes he is unique, special, and superior to everyone around him for no reason other than he is himself. The narcissist’s traits come together and create the dangerous narcissist: selfish, unwilling to concern himself with the well-being of others around him, and manipulative. Without the ability to empathize with other people in any meaningful fashion, he struggles to see any reason not to manipulate to get his way. He does not care who is hurt or how to hurt, so long as he got his admiration. The reason behind this need to manipulate is the hunger for attention, often referred to as narcissistic supply. This need for narcissistic supply is so compelling that it is often compared to a drug addict seeking his next fix at all costs. Like the drug addict, the narcissist will stop at nothing to get his next fix, even if that means manipulating, threatening, or hurting those around him into giving it to him. This is where narcissistic abuse comes in. The narcissist frequently chooses one person to be his primary source of narcissistic supply, using abuse and manipulation to groom this individual into being his perfect source of supply. He will destroy that person’s sense of self just to be able to get that fix, and he will not care how it impacts the source. The victim is seen as nothing more than a tool. With this book, you will find the following information: Identifying a narcissist and the different types of narcissists that exist as well as the differences between them Identifying a narcissist’s abuse and the way that a narcissist chooses to abuse his victims Handling narcissistic abuse at the moment to protect yourself Avoiding narcissistic abuse altogether by making yourself undesirable to the narcissist Recovering from narcissistic abuse when you have found yourself suffering from it The stages of recovery you will go through Moving on from the narcissist And more! If this sounds good, scroll up now, and buy it today!
©2019 Debbie Brain (P)2019 Debbie Brain
Narcissistic Relationship
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If you are a victim of narcissistic abuse and you feel lost, afraid, and anxious all the time after a breakup from a toxic relationship, then keep reading. Has it been really difficult to deal with the emotional trauma from your narcissistic parents? Then, this is the book you need! This book is intended to help you understand the nature of your toxic parents or narcissistic partner. Narcissism and codependency can lead to personality abuse and emotional trauma that can affect you deeply. When not properly addressed, the issues caused by the hidden abuse of narcissism can prevent you from realizing your full potential as a person. It can hinder you from leading the happy, fulfilling life that you deserve. Toxic relationships such as that of a narcissist have a debilitating impact. Are you sure you want to live life always doubting yourself? Is it okay for you not to have control over your own life? Are you forever going to give until there is nothing left for you? Don’t let any user, taker, or self-centered individual ever dictate your life! Inside the book, you will find: The reasoning behind the self-absorbed behaviors of narcissists The kind of relationship you can expect from a narcissist Ways how narcissistic partner abuse can lead to emotional trauma Tips and techniques on how to deal with a narcissist Reasons why self-care is the key to narcissistic abuse recovery Self-soothing and grounding techniques to recover from emotional abuse Tips to help a narcissist to change for the better And more! Even though you’ve never been able to fight against narcissism, now everything’s about to change. If you haven't found the right book, article, or research yet, then this is the one for you. This audiobook contains tried-and-tested tactics on dealing with narcissism as well as recovering from its induced psychological trauma. It will help you better understand why your narcissistic mother or ex's treatment of you has always been hot and cold and how this relates to their inner child self. Featuring easy-to-understand explanations of how the mind of a narcissist works, you can learn to spot and stop them in their tracks. Break down your mental barriers and rediscover a new you after the abuse and the trauma. Though your journey to healing is not going to be easy, rest assured, you can grow and be a better version of yourself. So, why not get cracking with this book today? Check it out and begin right away in practicing the methods on narcissism recovery as well as the tools for dealing with narcissists in the best way. Narcissistic Relationship can help you with that. Click on the "buy now" button.
©2019 Debbie Brain (P)2019 Debbie Brain
Narcissistic Abuse
Summary
If you regularly feel fear when thinking about your current relationship and you want to improve every aspect of your life, then keep reading. Do you feel regularly devalued or demeaned in your relationship? Have you gone through periods in which you thought your partner loved you more than anyone, only to have that loving person you so greatly appreciated and loved fall away and disappear entirely? Have you found yourself blindsided when suddenly, the person you came to know as loving seemed to melt away, leaving a monster in his place? If this sounds familiar, you may have a narcissistic abuser in your life, and you need help. That is where this audiobook comes in: Narcissistic Abuse: The Survival Guide to Recognize Codependent Relationships, Disarming the Narcissists, and Preventing Emotional and Psychological Abuses. No More Narcissism in Your Life! can teach you how to recognize the narcissist’s abusive tendencies and sets the stage to recovery. Narcissists are people who suffer from a narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), and they oftentimes have abusive personalities. Those with NPD are characterized by three distinct characteristics: They lack or have a severely limited capacity for empathy They desire to be the center of attention at all time, seeking validation through the admiration of others They believe they are special, unique, or better than those around them These three traits come together to create a person that is only interested in serving himself, with no regard for how those around him feel. He does not care how his manipulation impacts other people, so long as he gets the attention and admiration he craves. Narcissists seek to manipulate other people into giving them what they crave more than anything: Narcissistic supply. The need for narcissistic supply for the narcissist is just as compelling as your need to eat, and the narcissist will stop at nothing to get what he needs, including manipulating or coercing those around him into providing it. The narcissist does this by routinely destroying people’s self-esteem, making them believe that they must be going crazy through gaslighting, threatening others into submission, triangulating, smear campaigning, and engaging in other manipulative behaviors that seek to benefit the narcissist and the narcissist alone. Within this audiobook, you will find: How to identify a narcissist and which traits make an individual clinically diagnosable with NPD The various ways narcissists present themselves to the world, and the forms narcissism takes The people narcissists are more prone to target Key information about codependency and what it entails Information about the abuse cycle and what implications it has, as well as how to recognize where in the cycle you are at any given moment The several insidious ways the narcissist will abuse victims Misconceptions about abuse victims What narcissistic abuse does to people If you believe you have a narcissist in your life, you are not alone, and you do not need to suffer in silence. You can arm yourself with knowledge and skills to fight back, to protect yourself from the narcissist’s abuse and break the narcissist’s hold over you. Even if you've never been able to react to it, this audiobook will show you how to do just that! Take the steps to protect yourself from narcissistic abuse today!
©2019 Debbie Brain (P)2019 Debbie Brain