Publisher's Synopsis
Discover the Source of Your Social Anxiety, Depression and Excessive Emotional Reactions.
Have you always felt emotionally detached from the world and the people around you?
Or perhaps, you're too emotional and it's affecting your life in a bad way?
Do you suffer from social anxiety, or you have a people pleaser syndrome?
If you can't figure out why is it you feel this way, or you've always been this way, keep reading.
You're probably familiar with the psychological truth that our childhood and our way of upbringing shape us into the adults we are today. Sometimes, we can fight the values and life philosophies out parents inflicted on us. But sometimes, the root of their influence is so deep and well hidden, that we cannot recognize it as a cause of our adult problems.
Out of all personality disorders, narcissism is the most subtle one. It's hard to recognize, mostly because it's not outright harmful or abusive. However, it can hurt us deeply and leave us with wounds that we spend the rest of our lives trying to heal.
In this guide on the influence of narcissistic parents on children, the subject is comprehensively examined. What you get with this book is the deep understanding of the source of your problems and anxiety, and the techniques you can use to procure a solution.
Use this book to find out if you've unknowingly been a victim of a narcissist, and how to release the grab it still holds on you!
- How a narcissist thinks, act and reacts
- How to recognize if you've had a narcissistic parent
- What effects can narcissism produce, and how to recognize if you've experienced any
- A common behavior of a narcissist, the signs that he projects, and how to defend yourself
- Different types of narcissistic parents, and how to recognize them
- How to heal your mental and emotional wounds, even if many years have already gone by
- How to raise your emotional intelligence that helps you fight the consequences of having a narcissistic parent
And so much more!
It's hard to recognize that you've had a narcissistic parent, but it might be even harder to recognize YOURSELF as one. We all want what's best for our children, and sometimes we take things too far in order to push them to be the best they can. Perhaps it's because our own parents were narcissists, and we're simply repeating what's been done to us. Use this guide to recognize that behavioral patterns, and change them before it's too late!
All you need to do to find out the root of your anxiety and emotional imbalance, and protect yourself from harmful influence, is to
