
A Survivor's Guide to Recognition and Protection
A research-based guide to the six recognized presentations of narcissism—from grandiose to malignant. Pattern recognition tools to help you identify narcissistic behavior and protect yourself.
Expected Q1 2027
Not all narcissists look the same. Understanding the different types helps you recognize patterns, validate your experience, and protect yourself effectively.
From the obviously arrogant grandiose narcissist to the covert victim-playing vulnerable type, narcissism manifests in dramatically different ways. This book gives you the language to name what you're experiencing, the research to validate your observations, and the strategies to protect yourself—regardless of which type you're dealing with.
This isn't pop psychology or online quizzes—it's evidence-based education that respects both clinical accuracy and your lived experience.

You are not broken. You adapted. In thirty short, gentle readings — one idea a day — this calm daily guide helps you understand what C-PTSD is, why your nervous system does what it does, and that the patterns you've blamed yourself for are reasonable adaptations to unreasonable conditions. Not homework. Not a diagnosis. Just clear, kind understanding.

Your children aren't gone. They're alive, growing, changing—and you're missing it. This is ambiguous loss: grief without closure, mourning someone who's still alive. For fathers in high-conflict custody battles, this book provides the language for what you're experiencing, validation that this is severe trauma (not weakness), and clinical tools to survive while you fight for your children. This comprehensive 17-chapter guide addresses CPTSD, father-child separation, and the specific trauma of high-conflict custody—written specifically for fathers navigating it.
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