Gazlating. How to recognize emotional violence and break out of toxic relationships

You definitely met a Gazlaiter. Perhaps they went on a date with him - he was so charming, witty, confident, but overly controlled you. Or you work together - that dear colleague who always assigns your merits. Or a neighbor who swears when you throw your garbage into its trash. And a partner who never recognizes mistakes, do you have? Politicians, celebrities, boss, brother, sister, parents, friends - any of them can cut you, anyone can turn out to be a Gazlaiter. How to protect your boundaries, self -esteem, resources? How to avoid gazlaling and psychological manipulations?
American psychologist, Doctor of Sciences Stefani Sarkis deepens into the essence of this phenomenon. In her book about Gazlaiting, she considers specific scenarios: Gazlaling in relations, at work, in the family and in communities. The author is constantly faced with this phenomenon in his professional activity: Setfani Sarkis is a certified psychotherapist, intermediary in family disputes (with the highest court of Florida) This book contains the analysis of cases and practical tips that will help anyone who got into manipulative relations to gain freedom.
Freedom from the violence of emotional (and not only) begins with a little step - to allow yourself to say: "The matter is not in me." Therefore, this is the name of our new series of books about a conscious exit from toxic relationships, about the release from sick attachments to abucrases, about immunity to psychological manipulations. For connoisseurs of psychotherapeutic non-fiction and those who are closely in a relationship