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(e)Scapegoat Child: A Guide on how to break out of the Role as the Scapegoat Child in a Narcissistic Family
In this book you'll discover a heartfelt and compelling story as well as powerful advice for how to regain trust in yourself. You'll gain new insights to narcissistic abuse and your own role in the situation. You'll discover effective ways to protect and detach yourself from the abuse, already today. The steps are ready for instant application and you'll see results immediately. Hurry up and equip yourself with this great book.
77 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 6, 2019
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February 12, 2019
Really helpful ordinary persons read
The author pulls no punches in this short but concise account of her own experiences which mirror my own exactly. She writes with clarity in a matter of fact manner without bitterness or anger, which is refreshing. The chronic hidden abuse of being cast as the family scapegoat is immensely cruel. It's only just starting to be recognised in mainstream therapy as a cripplingly detrimental and harmful to the child who remains out of sight and is often a life time victim. In writing her own account, the author has been both brave and very honest in how she portrays her own painful experiences at the hands of her family. I wish her much happiness and freedom as she continues along in her journey.
The author pulls no punches in this short but concise account of her own experiences which mirror my own exactly. She writes with clarity in a matter of fact manner without bitterness or anger, which is refreshing. The chronic hidden abuse of being cast as the family scapegoat is immensely cruel. It's only just starting to be recognised in mainstream therapy as a cripplingly detrimental and harmful to the child who remains out of sight and is often a life time victim. In writing her own account, the author has been both brave and very honest in how she portrays her own painful experiences at the hands of her family. I wish her much happiness and freedom as she continues along in her journey.
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