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Parents Who Bully : A Healing Guide for Adult Children of Immature, Narcissistic and Authoritarian Parents (Toxic Parents Book) by Eric Maisel (2024, Trade Paperback)

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Title: Parents Who Bully: A Healing Guide for Adult Children of Immature, Narcissistic and Authoritarian Parents (Toxic Parents Book) Author: Maisel, Eric Publisher: Mango Binding: Paperback Pages: 222 Dimensions: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.56d Product Weight: 0.53 lbs. Language: English ISBN: 9781684814909 Parents Who Bully exposes the hidden epidemic of parental emotional abuse and authoritarianism, providing crucial insights and healing strategies for those affected. Learn how to break free from toxic parenting and find the path to emotional recovery and freedom. Authorized Dealer Ships Fast From The USA Stock Photo - Actual Cover May Vary Hassle-Free 30 Day Returns

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PublisherMango Media

ISBN-101684814901

ISBN-139781684814909

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Book TitleParents Who Bully : A Healing Guide for Adult Children of Immature, Narcissistic and Authoritarian Parents (Toxic Parents Book)

Number of Pages222 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2024

TopicAbuse, General, Psychotherapy / Counseling, Interpersonal Relations

GenreSelf-Help, Psychology

AuthorEric Maisel

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.5 in

Item Length8.5 in

Item Width5.5 in

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LCCN2023-952613

Dewey Edition23

Reviews" Parents Who Bully will resonate with anyone whose life has been compromised by domineering and authoritarian parenting. The book is rich with real life stories and filled with strategies to help people heal and thrive. With compassion and kindness, Dr. Maisel gently encourages you to live the life you've always wanted!" --Professor Timothy Carey, PhD, Chair, Country Health Research and Innovation, Curtin University "Eric Maisel approaches the harrowing subject of parental bullying in his experienced, direct and inimitable way and describes a powerful healing process for those who have been affected by authoritarian parenting. Coaches and therapists will find this book a goldmine of useful tips and case studies and every reader will be helped to a newfound understanding of this terrible, silent epidemic. Vital reading? In the truest sense of the word, yes!" --Ian Jefferis, director, Young Minds Coaching, specializing in support of children and adolescents, " Parents Who Bully will resonate with anyone whose life has been compromised by domineering and authoritarian parenting. The book is rich with real life stories and filled with strategies to help people heal and thrive. With compassion and kindness, Dr. Maisel gently encourages you to live the life you've always wanted!" --Professor Timothy Carey, PhD, Chair, Country Health Research and Innovation, Curtin University, " Parents Who Bully will resonate with anyone whose life has been compromised by domineering and authoritarian parenting. The book is rich with real life stories and filled with strategies to help people heal and thrive. With compassion and kindness, Dr. Maisel gently encourages you to live the life you've always wanted!" --Professor Timothy Carey, PhD, Chair, Country Health Research and Innovation, Curtin University "Eric Maisel approaches the harrowing subject of parental bullying in his experienced, direct and inimitable way and describes a powerful healing process for those who have been affected by authoritarian parenting. Coaches and therapists will find this book a goldmine of useful tips and case studies and every reader will be helped to a newfound understanding of this terrible, silent epidemic. Vital reading? In the truest sense of the word, yes!" --Ian Jefferis, director, Young Minds Coaching, specializing in support of children and adolescents "In Parents Who Bully , Dr. Maisel skillfully uses real-life stories to comprehensively examine parental meanness and its lasting effects. Far from clinically sterile or theoretical, this book is refreshingly active and practical, instilling hope by taking the reader on a step-by-step journey toward understanding parent-induced trauma and ways of finding relief." --Chuck Ruby, PhD, author of Smoke and Mirrors: How You Are Being Fooled by Mental Illness--An Insider's Warning to Consumers "The author of this guide to parental bullying has wisely turned large portions of the narrative over to those who have lived through and survived such experiences. Their heart-wrenching tales and hard-won solutions breathe life into this volume. Also useful is the author's roadmap to the myriad forms bullying takes and the duplicitous rationalizations perpetrators use to justify their transgressions. This long-needed guide will be a godsend to those who have suffered at the hands of authoritarian, narcissistic parents--particularly those who have mainly had to suffer in silence and isolation." --Jay S. Efran, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Temple University, " Parents Who Bully will resonate with anyone whose life has been compromised by domineering and authoritarian parenting. The book is rich with real life stories and filled with strategies to help people heal and thrive. With compassion and kindness, Dr. Maisel gently encourages you to live the life you've always wanted!" --Professor Timothy Carey, PhD, Chair, Country Health Research and Innovation, Curtin University "Eric Maisel approaches the harrowing subject of parental bullying in his experienced, direct and inimitable way and describes a powerful healing process for those who have been affected by authoritarian parenting. Coaches and therapists will find this book a goldmine of useful tips and case studies and every reader will be helped to a newfound understanding of this terrible, silent epidemic. Vital reading? In the truest sense of the word, yes!" --Ian Jefferis, director, Young Minds Coaching, specializing in support of children and adolescents "In Parents Who Bully , Dr. Maisel skillfully uses real-life stories to comprehensively examine parental meanness and its lasting effects. Far from clinically sterile or theoretical, this book is refreshingly active and practical, instilling hope by taking the reader on a step-by-step journey toward understanding parent-induced trauma and ways of finding relief." --Chuck Ruby, PhD, author of Smoke and Mirrors: How You Are Being Fooled by Mental Illness--An Insider's Warning to Consumers "The author of this guide to parental bullying has wisely turned large portions of the narrative over to those who have lived through and survived such experiences. Their heart-wrenching tales and hard-won solutions breathe life into this volume. Also useful is the author's roadmap to the myriad forms bullying takes and the duplicitous rationalizations perpetrators use to justify their transgressions. This long-needed guide will be a godsend to those who have suffered at the hands of authoritarian, narcissistic parents--particularly those who have mainly had to suffer in silence and isolation." --Jay S. Efran, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Temple University "It is rare that an author of a self-help book writes so directly about the nature of psychological problems and provides clear pointers to self-healing. This is exactly what is needed for someone who has suffered at the hands of a bullying or authoritarian parent and finds it hard to articulate how they have been damaged. Maisel describes the full-range of psychological insults, both by listing them and by providing numerous biographical accounts with which a reader can easily identify. By validating their experiences, he helps in the process of constructing a new relationship with their own selves and with others. By reviewing and writing about their experiences, the reader learns to adopt 'eight truths' that lift any sense that she or he was in any way responsible for their status as victims, and the author implants the belief that change is possible. There follows twenty eminently practical chapters on 'tools and tactics' for effecting change. This book will be of great value to anyone starting out on a journey of self-discovery and will serve as a valuable adjunct to formal therapy as a way of pressing home the important messages on which change is based." --Richard Hallam, PhD, author of Abolishing the Concept of Mental Illness, " Parents Who Bully will resonate with anyone whose life has been compromised by domineering and authoritarian parenting. The book is rich with real life stories and filled with strategies to help people heal and thrive. With compassion and kindness, Dr. Maisel gently encourages you to live the life you've always wanted!" --Professor Timothy Carey, PhD, Chair, Country Health Research and Innovation, Curtin University "Eric Maisel approaches the harrowing subject of parental bullying in his experienced, direct and inimitable way and describes a powerful healing process for those who have been affected by authoritarian parenting. Coaches and therapists will find this book a goldmine of useful tips and case studies and every reader will be helped to a newfound understanding of this terrible, silent epidemic. Vital reading? In the truest sense of the word, yes!" --Ian Jefferis, director, Young Minds Coaching, specializing in support of children and adolescents "In Parents Who Bully , Dr. Maisel skillfully uses real-life stories to comprehensively examine parental meanness and its lasting effects. Far from clinically sterile or theoretical, this book is refreshingly active and practical, instilling hope by taking the reader on a step-by-step journey toward understanding parent-induced trauma and ways of finding relief." --Chuck Ruby, PhD, author of Smoke and Mirrors: How You Are Being Fooled by Mental Illness--An Insider's Warning to Consumers

Dewey Decimal616.8582239

Table Of ContentTable of Contents Author's Preface Part I. The Look of Mean The World of Mean Adverse Childhood Experiences What Family Bullies Look Like The Aggression Cluster The Exploitation Cluster The Narcissism Cluster Born in Alabama Daughter of a Beat The Pleasure She Derived Any Sadism Will Do How Can I Survive? Quixotic, Unclear Rules My Accomplishments Will Not Bring Me Happiness The Shaming Began An Empty Shell It Was a Pretty Typical Household Theft by Amphetamines They Dominate My Mind When I Felt Strong Enough So You Think That You're Better Than Me? Snapshots of Consequences Eight Truths Part II. Tools and Tactics Create Physical Separation and Limit Contact Create Psychological Separation Practice Right Thinking Redesign Your Mind Grow Your Strength Enlist Allies Acknowledge Trauma Listen to Your Body Practice Calm Self-Awareness Practice Self-Care Stay Alert for Triggers Create a Support System Release Guilt and Shame Speak Up Honor Your Freedom Identify Your Life Purposes Live Your Life Purposes Dismiss Apologists Call Bullies on Their Behaviors Practice Resilience Think in Multiples The Authoritarian Wound Questionnaire Afterword Acknowledgments About the Author

SynopsisParents Who Bully exposes the hidden epidemic of parental emotional abuse and authoritarianism, providing crucial insights and healing strategies for those affected. Learn how to break free from toxic parenting and find the path to emotional recovery and freedom., Break Free from Emotionally Abusive Parents Parents Who Bully exposes the hidden epidemic of parental emotional abuse and authoritarianism, providing crucial insights and healing strategies for those affected. Learn how to break free from toxic parenting and find the path to emotional recovery and freedom. Uncover the truth about authoritarian parenting in Parents Who Bully. Through compelling real-life accounts and authoritative research, you'll gain invaluable insights into the signs of emotionally abusive parents. Understand the lasting impact of authoritarian parenting styles, and discover the path to healing and emotional freedom. This eye-opening book empowers you to confront the turmoil and scars caused by parental emotional abuse, offering a guide to recovery and personal transformation. Are you ready to break free from the chains of the authoritarian personality? Parents Who Bully equips you with the tools to recognize and overcome the toxic dynamics of your family. With expert guidance, you'll learn how to deal with emotionally abusive parents, heal your emotional wounds, and ultimately find relief and empowerment. Inside, you'll find: In-depth insights into emotionally abusive parents and their impact on adult children Authoritative research and real-life accounts that demonstrate the signs of toxic parenting styles Practical strategies to break free from bad parents and heal deep emotional wounds A comprehensive roadmap for understanding, recovery, and personal growth in the face of parental emotional abuse If you learned from reading Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents; Children of the Self-Absorbed; or Difficult Mothers, Adult Daughters; you'll love Parents Who Bully.

LC Classification NumberRC455.4.F3M35 2024