Divorcing and Co-parenting with a Narcissist: How to protect your kids from your Ex Spouse by divorcing and Healing from a Narcissistic Ex Partner. Recover from Emotional Abuse in toxic relationships.

Do you want to learn how to deal with divorcing a narcissist and the co-parenting? If yes, then keep reading...

Maybe you've picked up this book because you think that your partner might be a narcissist; you might have a few inklings that this could be the case, but you want to learn more to ensure whether or not this really is the case.

◆ Information gives you power, and knowledge allows you to make solid and firm decisions that you're not always thinking back over and wondering whether you made the right choice.◆

When you choose to leave a narcissist, married or not, you're going to have times when you wonder whether you did the right thing or not. This is because you're going to be subjected to either a constant bombardment of charm, or you might end up with the opposite - a constant bombardment of blame and abuse. Depending upon which option you face, depends on how you feel during the process. Narcissistic Personality Disorder, or NPD, is a recognized personality disorder that falls under the mental health spectrum or umbrella.

Whilst there are many people walking the streets who have very strong narcissistic traits, they may not meet all the criteria to be completely diagnosed with NPD itself. The issue is also complicated by the fact that most narcissists truly believe there is nothing wrong with them, so they're never going to reach out for help and will therefore never be diagnosed.

This book covers the following topics:

• Definition of narcissism
• Causes of narcissistic personality disorder
• Healthy and extreme narcissism
• Types of narcissists
• Treatments for narcissistic personality disorder
• To escape from narcissist's manipulation
• Setting boundaries from a narcissist
• Narcissistic relationship pattern
• How did you fall for a narcissist?
• Things a narcissist will always do in a relationship
• The effects of narcissism and other anti-social personality disorders in childhood
• Gaslighting - how to avoid gaslight effect
• Divorcing a narcissist
• To choose a divorce attorney
• When to tell the kids about the divorce
• The information on rights
• Managing the trauma of your divorce
• How to get over them in real life
• The golden rules of shared and co-parenting
• Building a secure, safe home base in a two-home family
• Mistakes parents make when communicating with their co-parent
• What's best for the children?

...And much more

Again, this type of therapy for NPD is extremely rare in take-up, because most narcissists do not believe they need treatment. If anything, narcissists believe there is something wrong with you, and not them.

Of course, that's extremely far off the mark, but pushing that thought onto you is what they do best. There are many different types of narcissists, and there are varying degrees of severity. You might meet someone who is a very mild narcissist, and you only really notice their behavior occasionally.