Julie L. Hall is a freelance journalist, educational writer, poet, and author whose work has appeared in Psychology Today, The Seattle Times, Reuters, HuffPost, The Nation, Chicago Sun-Times, Psych Central, and numerous other publications and news outlets. Her book The Narcissist in Your Life: Recognizing the Patterns and Learning to Break Free evolved from her work as founder of The Narcissist Family Files, a leading international resource for narcissistic abuse trauma understanding and recovery. Julie's research for the book included hundreds of in-depth interviews with survivors of narcissistic trauma, as well as practitioners who work in the field of narcissistic personality disorder and related CPTSD. She coaches clients around the world in narcissistic abuse trauma recovery, drawing from her experience and expertise as a survivor, journalist, and author. She lives in Washington with her family and extended pack of rescued dogs, cats, and chickens.
"Brilliant, riveting, and amazingly thorough. I recommend this book
to virtually everyone with an interest in narcissistic personality
disorder, including psychotherapists." --Elinor Greenberg, Ph.D.,
clinical psychologist, author, and internationally renowned
narcissisticpersonality disorder expert
"[A] resource that provides a desperately needed lifeline with
clearly outlined steps for what to do next so you can reclaim your
life. A nationally recognized expert on NPD, she writes with a rare
combination of lived insight, sound research, keen psychological
understanding, and lucid style. I recommend this book
wholeheartedly."--Sharyn Wolf, psychotherapist and author
"[P]rovides insight and effective strategiesfor anyone working to
deal with the negative effects of a close relationship with a
narcissist. This book will resonate with adult children and
partners struggling with the pain and confusion of life in a war
zone that is often invisible to outsiders. It is an important
addition to the understanding of narcissistic personality disorder,
and destined to help many people."--SusanForward, PhD, author of
Emotional Blackmail and Mothers Who Can'tLove
"Living with a narcissist, writes Hall, violates our fundamental
rights of dignity, integrity, and personal freedoms, made worse
because the narcissist is usually someone close to the abused. All
libraries, in particular university collections supporting mental
health and psychiatry curriculum, will find this a worthy
addition."--Library Journal, starred review
"There is a wealth of information here. The lists and examples of
narcissistic behaviors and their impact on family members, outlines
of family rules and roles, and personal interviews are especially
helpful in bringing a deeper understanding of the depth and breadth
of narcissistic exploitation and manipulation. And the strategies
for family members are practical and compassionate. Hall's The
Narcissist in Your Life will give you hope and insight into how to
help yourself and your kids heal."--from the foreword by Margalis
Fjelstad, PhD, LMFT, author of Stop Caretaking the Borderline or
Narcissist
"Written from the heart, Julie Hall's book is a treasure trove of
knowledge and healing. Every page is filled with warmth and
compassion, teaching the reader how to find solutions
within."--Jackson MacKenzie, author of Whole Again and Psychopath
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