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THE NARCISSISM SURVIVAL GUIDE

Name: THE NARCISSISM SURVIVAL GUIDE
Author: Faramarz Kowsari

Recognize Narcissistic Patterns, Set Effective Boundaries, and Protect Yourself at Home, at Work, and in Everyday Life

« THE NARCISSISM SURVIVAL GUIDE » est un livre de Faramarz Kowsari dans le domaine psychologie et développement personnel. Cette page de découverte en français organise les métadonnées publiques du livre afin de rendre ses thèmes, son public, sa langue réelle de publication et ses accès officiels plus faciles à trouver.

La fiche publique mentionne le comportement, les relations, la pleine conscience ou le développement personnel parmi ses axes.

Langue de publication: anglais. Cette page est une orientation en français. Le livre lui-même est publié en anglais ; le titre, l'aperçu et les options d'achat sur Google Books correspondent à cette édition.

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La fiche publique mentionne le comportement, les relations, la pleine conscience ou le développement personnel parmi ses axes.

Thèmes mis en avant

Narcissistic patternsNarcissistic traits and narcissistic personality disorderBehavior-focused assessmentGrandiose and vulnerable presentationsPower imbalanceEntitlement and double standardsExploitationImage managementConditional approvalGaslightingDenial and blame-shiftingHumiliation and contemptDevaluationPunitive silence

Description publique originale du livre

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THE NARCISSISM SURVIVAL GUIDE is a practical guide to recognizing difficult narcissistic patterns without turning popular psychology labels into amateur diagnosis. It begins by separating narcissistic traits, presentations, interpersonal behavior and narcissistic personality disorder, then shifts the reader's attention toward what can actually be observed: entitlement, double standards, exploitation, image management, blame-shifting, gaslighting, humiliation, punitive silence, third-party pressure, threats, coercion and retaliation. The central question is not simply “What kind of person is this?” but “What is happening, what power does this person hold, what are the consequences, and what can I safely control?” The family chapters examine controlling parents, adult children and intrusive parents, siblings and in-laws, financial pressure, family alliances, aging, caregiving and vulnerability. The relationship chapters move from early dating signals and safer commitment decisions to living with a controlling partner, money and housing dependence, intimacy, digital control, children between parents, separation, divorce and post-breakup safety. Throughout these situations, the book treats dependency and power as practical variables rather than assuming that the same communication technique is safe in every relationship. A substantial workplace and institutional section extends the framework beyond romantic or family relationships. It covers humiliating bosses, manipulative coworkers, difficult employees, clients and business partners, evidence and HR procedures, teachers and mentors, banks and government offices, landlords, healthcare and essential services. The emphasis is on concrete conduct, documented decisions, available oversight and the remedy being sought. This…

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For adults dealing with confusing, controlling, exploitative or chronically unequal relationships in families, dating and partnerships, workplaces, education, business, housing, healthcare, public services or online spaces; and for readers who want practical boundaries, documentation and decision tools without reducing every difficult person to a psychiatric label.

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