Narcissist Abuse Recovery: The Ultimate Guide for How to Understand, Cope, and Move on from Narcissism in Toxic Relationships

by Jean Harrison, Melody Dixon

Are you done with being the narcissist's doormat and eager to restore your dignity? Then keep reading...Do you constantly feel like you're being targeted by abusive individuals who exploit your kindness?Are you left conflicted and confused after the relationship falls apart?Picture this...You find yourself trapped in a toxic relationship, constantly belittled, manipulated, and stripped of your self-worth.The person you once adored has turned into a puppeteer, dictating your life, and leaving you powerless and drained.Sound familiar?It's a simple fact that the narcissist in your life doesn’t care about you. To them, you are nothing more than a source of attention, admiration, and praise.They need you to supply these things so that they can continue to support their inflated, false sense of self.If you've been a victim of narcissistic abuse, you probably feel isolated and helpless – thinking no one will understand youBut there's hope!Narcissist Abuse Recovery was written by someone who's experienced what you've been through — pain, confusion, and desperation for something better!Drawing on real-life stories and experiences, this book offers a deep understanding of narcissism, its impact on relationships, and the cycle of abuse.Through powerful strategies and practical advice, you will discover how to break free from the grip of narcissistic abuse and reclaim your joy and autonomy.Here's just small a fraction of the wonders you'll ✓ Uncommon traits that make you the perfect target for narcissists✓ How to decode the language narcissists use to mask their true identify✓ A crucial element to withhold from a narcissist to weaken their power over you✓ A simple technique for silencing your abuser and taking control of any situation✓ The terrifying abuse cycle stages narcissists funnel you through like a chew toy✓ Subtle tactics abusers will use to linger in your life long after you've dismissed them✓ Hidden weapons an abuser plans to use against you when trying to leave the relationship✓ Successful methods for recovering from abuse and healing psychological trauma✓ How to combat the inescapable narcissism that exists in your family✓ And much, much more!Exclusive BonusAdditionally, you'll gain access to our powerful step-by-step blueprint for escaping the clutches of your abuser.Complete with actionable strategies designed to provide a clear path to safety and independence whenever you're ready to take that step!The journey towards recovery and freedom from narcissistic control is MORE accessible than ever.Join the ranks of countless individuals who've successfully freed themselves from the shadows of narcissists using the effective techniques in this book.

Genres: Nonfiction

142 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 26, 2019

About the author

Jean Harrison is retired, writing steadily and has poetry published in a number of magazines. Her poem ‘Woman on the Moon’ was short-listed for the Forward Prize for best single poem in 2004. She lives in Settle.

Reviews

[Jodie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow - you wrote the blueprint of my entire relationship with my soon to be divorced husband from courtship until I "got lucky" that he left me. I never got "love-bombed" really, but once the knot was tied - it was downhill from there. Thank you for traits chapter that gave me perspective as to how and why I got caught up. The "dissociation" chapter was quite new and brought perspective on how I handled that - not well, I indulged in alcohol. Wanna know how to piss off a narcissist? He cant control you when your drunk! LOL - BAD- I know. Just funny now! One last funny "hoover" email I got from the abuser - "I need access to vehicles when I want, not when it is convenient for you. I also should be able to see you and the dogs when I want." Seriously? I am struggling, but going to get to NCEA- as you described and lucky we have no kids! THANKS - !!! Btw, I downloaded your book on Kindle - how do I access the workbook?

[Lisa Ann Futter Albers · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank You!

Your book is a huge help to me. My husband's brother is not only a Narcissist he is also a misogynist. He has been abusing my family (husband and 5 kids) for almost 35 years and I have developed PTSD. I am an Adult Child and in recovery using the ACA program of recovery.
Thank You Very Much!