Dr Jane McGregor is a freelance writer and trainer, and a
part-time lecturer at the Institute of Mental Health, University of
Nottingham. Her academic subject area is public health. She holds a
PhD in this area, gained at the London School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine and funded by the Wellcome Trust. Jane previously
worked in the NHS and voluntary sector for many years, mostly in
the field of addiction treatment, and she has published widely in
this area.
Tim McGregor is a freelance consultant, writer and trainer.
He is a mental health practitioner of many years' standing and has
worked in both the NHS and the UK voluntary sector, most recently
as a commissioning advisor. Tim has a keen interest in
evidence-based approaches to behaviour change and this forms the
foundation of much of his training work.
"Written in clear and simple language, this book encapsulates and
renders accessible otherwise complicated terms and relational
paradigms."
*Erma Cooper*
"With an energetic mix of scientific research and revealing
real-life experiences, Tim and Jane McGregor get beyond the obvious
traits of sociopathic behaviour, to explore its effects on those
who live and work with them."
*Louise Chunn, founder, wellbeing.org*
"Revelational and helpful. It explained for the first time a
bullying process I had been subjected to, as a professional in an
empathic profession. All it takes for evil to flourish is a few
people to do nothing."
*Deirdre Boyd, CEO, Addiction Recovery Foundation*
"A must-read for anyone who has lived through the nightmare of a
sociopathic encounter."
*'Peace', author of "Psychopath Free"*
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