The conventional wisdom in the psychology field is that symptoms of antisocial personality disorder (ASPD)/psychopathy decrease as affected individuals reach middle age. New research on senior sociopaths by Lovefraud Education and Recovey challenges this view. Survey respondents described romantic partners, family members, work colleagues and friends who they believed showed traits of ASPD/psychopathy and were … The post New research on Senior Sociopaths: Antisocial behavior gets worse afte...| Lovefraud Continuing Education | Webinars about sociopaths and narcissists
When seeking therapy, some victims of intimate partner abuse or intimate partner terrorism are told that they “chose to be abused” or are “codependent.” But most survivors do not knowingly or willingly enter into relationships in which they are exploited, dominated and preyed upon. According to new research by Lovefraud.com, counselors who blame victims, either … The post What counselors need to know when treating survivors of intimate partner abuse appeared first on Lovefraud Conti...| Lovefraud Continuing Education | Webinars about sociopaths and narcissists
Facilitating Professionally Run Support Groups for Partners in Exploitative Relationships Confusion — everyone who is romantically involved with a sociopath experiences massive amount of confusion. Support groups offer clarity and validation — that’s why they’re so helpful for recovery. Lovefraud constantly hears from people who are looking for support groups specifically to help with recovery … The post Mary Ann Glynn on why a support group helps recovery from a sociopath appeared ...| Lovefraud Continuing Education | Webinars about sociopaths and narcissists
Suppose you’re a therapist and a new client walks into your office. This person appears confused, full of self-doubt and self-blame. What might you think might be causing your client’s problems? Anxiety Low self-esteem An exploitative relationship If you’re like most therapists, you probably wouldn’t even think of option 3 — an exploitative relationship. … The post If your client doubts herself, is it low self-esteem? Or an exploitative relationship? appeared first on Lovefraud Co...| Lovefraud Continuing Education | Webinars about sociopaths and narcissists
When someone is involved in an abusive relationship, the most prominent warning sign is likely to be confusion, explains Mary Ann Glynn, LCSW, CHT. People who are involved with abusers can’t figure out what is going on — and sometimes counselors misinterpret their clients’ confusion. In this Live Online webinar, you’ll be able to ask …| Lovefraud Continuing Education | Webinars about sociopaths and narcissists
