Narcissist: After the Custody Battle

Transcend Mediocrity, Book 182

By: Jamie Keller

Narrated by: Mia DuBois

Many people get into relationships with narcissists. There is little warning that their lives will forever be changed by the narcissists. They never stop to realize the gravity of having been in the lives of narcissists. Some people will suffer long term in the form of Cassandra syndrome, trauma bonding, and complex PTSD. Others will suffer through their children's ill-mannered behavior due to parental alienation syndrome or through the loss of relationships with their children due to the narcissists.

A custody battle with a narcissist is not to be taken lightly. In J.B. Snow's book Narcissist and His Children: Parental Alienation Syndrome at Its Finest, she talks about why parental alienation syndrome often happens in a custody battle with a narcissist. The book gives tips on how to better navigate the custody battle so that you will put your best foot forward.

But what happens after the custody battle? Many people wonder whether the dust ever settles. They wonder whether the narcissist ever ceases his ill-mannered behavior. We will explore what happens after the custody battle in this book in the hopes that it will better prepare you for the future. If you are in the midst of a custody battle, this book can help you to better plan out how your custody years will look. This book can help you to avoid pitfalls and chaos that narcissists use to try to ruin the lives of people who have rejected them.

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©2016 Jamie Keller (P)2016 Jamie Keller

informative

loved this book. insightful and succinct. pattern behavior of the narcissist is explored in detail.

Awful!

Can't finish this. The author is way off course with the information. The reader sounds horrible and stutters. I want my 2.00 and change back.

That voice tho

I wanted to hear the content but I cant get past the monotone voice. :/ i had to stop listening.

not a single useful thing in this book

narration was terrible-very digital sounding and not professional at all. there's not a single thing in this book that you couldn't get by doing a Google search.