How would you describe a narcissist? As a self-absorbed egoist? A cold, heartless snob? But certainly not as a vulnerable person, right?
According to researchers, only about 4% of people exhibit full-blown narcissistic personality pathology. Far more common are covert narcissists. Their healthy sense of self-worth is also broken. But instead of projecting excessive self-confidence, they constantly devalue their own achievements and harshly criticize themselves for even the smallest mistake.
The author of this book – psychotherapist and narcissism expert Yulia Pirumova – opens the door to a fragile inner world of narcissists and breaks long-standing stereotypes in which many readers will recognize themselves.
Through a unique system of exercises developed in the course of clinical practice, the author helps you to stop comparing yourself to others, let go of relentless self-criticism, understand the roots of distance in relationships and restore your sense of self-respect.

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Fragile People: a Hidden Door into the World of Narcissists

Хрупкие связи. Как раненый нарциссизм мешает нам жить в мире с собой и другими

Все дороги ведут к себе. Путешествие за женской силой и мудростью

Хрупкие люди. Почему нарциссизм – это не порок, а особенность, с которой можно научиться жить

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