In your gut, you know it’s them, but somehow they make it seem like it’s you.
In your gut, you know it’s them, but somehow they make it seem like it’s you.
Psychopaths possess a uniquely malignant form of narcissism that makes them capable of callous, senseless, remorseless, use and abuse of others.
It’s important not only to see the problems of sociopathy and psychopathy in their proper context, but also to recognize the larger and more worrisome picture.
It can be really frustrating to find a counselor or therapist who truly understands and can help you deal with the disturbed character in your life.
What do you do when the covert-aggressor in your life is your co-worker, or even worse, your boss? Dealing with manipulative, back-stabbing behavior in the workplace can be quite a challenge.
Confessions of a Covert-Aggressive Personality
04 Jul 2010
Surviving a Manipulator: Like Getting Whiplash
15 Apr 2011
Another Day in It’s All About Me Hell
24 Sep 2010
The Covert-Aggressive Personality
25 Feb 2009
Manipulators Can Make You Feel Crazy
17 February 2012
Malignant Narcissism: At the Core of Psychopathy
27 January 2012
Psychopathy and Character Disturbance: Looking Beyond The Hype Toward The Greater Problem
20 January 2012
Character Disturbance: Getting the Right Kind of Help
13 January 2012