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Recovery from Narcissistic Abuse, Gaslighting, Codependency and Complex PTSD (4 Books in 1)

Workbook and Guide to Overcome Trauma, Toxic Relationships, ... and Recover from Unhealthy Relationships)

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Recovery from Narcissistic Abuse, Gaslighting, Codependency and Complex PTSD (4 Books in 1)

Written by: Linda Hill
Narrated by: S. L. Albert, Vicky David, Alene Sorensen
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This groundbreaking book includes four books that will teach you from start to finish, everything you need to know about Narcissistic Abuse, Gaslighting, Codependency and Complex PTSD, as well as how to recover from each one of them.

Book 1: Narcissistic Abuse Recovery

Learn about different types of narcissists, their personalities, and how they behave so you can spot them. Discover what manipulation tactics narcissists and other toxic people practice to keep you close and how to break free. Learn how to transform your mindset so you have strength to remove yourself from the toxic And much, much more....

Book 2: Gaslighting

Understand what gaslighting, love bombing and other tactics of abuse the narcissist uses. Learn how to break free and recover from narcissistic abuse. Learn real-world scenarios and phrases between the narcissist and the victims in romantic relationships, friendships, families, the workplace, and more. And much, much more....

Book 3: Codependency Recovery Workbook

Investigate the 5 primary causes of codependency that may be the root of your symptoms and powerful strategies to deal with them. Understand “The Giver” and “The Taker” roles and how they contribute to the unhealthy dynamic of the relationship. Learn common scenarios of codependent relationships and dialogues to help you understand what it looks like in real life. Take the Codependency Quiz so you can look at your relationship and find codependent tendencies, change your behaviors, and build better relationships. And much, much more….

Book 4: Complex PTSD Workbook

Learn what Complex PTSD is, where it comes from, and how it differs from PTSD. Discover examples and exercises designed to teach you effective strategies to uncover and overcome past traumatic events. Learn tools to help you rewire your mind so you can overcome the fear and pain that accompany distressing situations. And much, much more….

Take action and start your recovery today!

©2022 Faye Wu (P)2022 Faye Wu
Abuse Parenting & Families Narcissism Mental Health Relationship Ptsd
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Information necessary-robot voice unnecessary

I love Linda Hill, and her work is very validating and needed. The reading is so robotic there is really a need for some feeling in here.!
I was surprised it was read by a real human being. You can’t tell the difference if it is a quote or a part of the book which makes it really hard to understand in an audible book.

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Excellent 4 books, in spite of the first book’s narrator

I’ve listened to many books on these subjects and I found this set of titles to cover all important aspects of the issues. Complete, yet concise, I think these four books are the best I’ve listened to on the topics. However, the narrator of the first book has a very robotic way reading and I had to increase the speed to 120% just to get through it (and it was still unpleasant). The three other books made my purchase worthwhile.

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Boring and repetitive

I couldn't listen. It was awful. Repetitive and uninformative. Not what I was expecting at all.

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Overly Simplistic and one-sided take on a complex subject.

This book creates more problems than it solves. It takes a bullet point perspective on the subject, that allows anyone, whether a victim or just a perceived victim, to pick and choose the points that support their own victimhood. It presents analysis that says this or that behaviour isn’t always narcissistic, but then fails to elucidate that dichotomy, leaving every behaviour that is remotely narcissistic to be seen as fully narcissistic, and thus bad. ‘If you feel this, that it must be that.’ In today’s ADHD generation, it creates an echo chamber of self supporting arguments which do more harm than good. It’s a black and white analysis of a subject that has a thousand shades of grey. Shame on the author. Worst part is, that it is quoted by a million you tube psychologists who are re-enforcing the simplistic analysis as ‘expert advice’. I see this destroying relationships up and down the spectrum. Life isn’t easy and growing up is hard. These kinds of easy reads only make it harder for people to truly grow through self-discovery and self-examination.

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