Shahida Arabi, MA, is a summa cum laude graduate of Columbia
University, and best-selling author of three books, including
Becoming the Narcissist’s Nightmare and Power. Her work has been
featured on Psychology Today, Psych Central, Salon, HuffPost,
Bustle, the National Domestic Violence Hotline, the New York Daily
News, Thought Catalog, and VICE Media Group. Find out more about
her at www.shahidaarabi.com.
Foreword writer Andrea Schneider, LCSW, is a licensed
clinical social worker in the San Francisco Bay Area, and has over
twenty years of experience counseling thousands of individuals and
families. She specializes in narcissistic abuse recovery, maternal
wellness, trauma recovery, special needs parenting, grief, and
loss. You can find out more about her at
www.andreaschneiderlcsw.com.
“With remarkable detail, corroborating science, and content vetted
by a therapist, Shahida unravels the mystery of why so many highly
sensitive people are vulnerable to the machinations of persons of
disturbed character. A must-read for those looking to reclaim their
lives and fulfill their true potential.”
—George Simon, PhD, author of In Sheep’s Clothing, Character
Disturbance, How Did We End Up Here, and The Judas Syndrome
*George Simon, PhD*
“Outstanding work! Once again, Shahida masterfully blends her own
insight and wisdom with evidence-based research and practical
strategies for empowering survivors to heal from narcissistic
abuse, and effectively disentangle themselves from toxic encounters
with individuals that meet criteria for narcissistic or antisocial
personality disorders. I regularly recommend Shahida’s books to
clients in my private practice, and without exception, they
emphatically find her writings personally beneficial in
multifaceted ways.”
—Athena Staik, PhD, licensed marriage and family therapist; and
author of What a Narcissist Means When He Says “I Love You” on her
www.psychcentral.com blog, Neuroscience and Relationships with Dr.
Athena Staik
*Athena Staik, PhD*
“Another invaluable recovery resource from Shahida Arabi. This book
exposes new types of toxic personalities, offers practical advice
for protecting yourself, and dives into the hidden strengths that
so many survivors share. An essential guide that teaches us how to
empower our empathy.”
—Jackson MacKenzie, author of Psychopath Free and Whole Again
*Jackson MacKenzie*
“Shahida has become the voice of our generation, a global expert,
and a fearless thought leader. In this book, she not only
illuminates the highly sensitive person (HSP) experience, she
invites you to nurture your authentic self and discover how to use
your ‘superpowers’ to thrive! If you are sensitive, intuitive, and
attuned to the emotions and energy of others, you’ll learn not only
how to become wonderfully emotionally intelligent, but also how to
change your life and our world for the better.”
—Monica M. White, LMHC, licensed mental health counselor
*Monica M. White, LMHC*
“I’m a big Shahida fan. Her writing is thoroughly researched,
cited, and written in a way that is engaging, witty, and oh-so
knowledgeable. This book will help the beginner just realizing what
narcissistic abuse is, as well as anyone fully educated and aware.
I highly recommend this to therapists, lawyers, judges, and
survivors.”
—Kristin Sunanta Walker, founder of Mental Health News Radio (MHNR)
Network: the world’s first podcast network dedicated to mental
health, with over twelve million listeners
*Kristin Sunanta Walker*
“A must-read for HSPs and for anyone who has ever struggled to
understand, handle, and survive toxic people. Shahida has written a
book that provides all the answers and information you could ever
need in a wonderfully clear, relatable way. This is a book that I
wish I had when I was trying to find my way through the minefield
of being around toxic people. It will, surely, change lives.”
—Annie Kaszina, PhD, emotional abuse recovery specialist, and
author of Married to Mr. Nasty
*Annie Kaszina, PhD*
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