How to Divorce a Narcissist
When your spouse is a narcissist, diagnosed or not, getting through a divorce will likely be just as confusing and hard as your marriage has been: which might seem difficult to bear.
Understanding mental health issues as they apply to divorce and child custody.
Lisa Zeiderman is a monthly contributor to Psychology Today. In her column, she writes about understanding mental health issues as they apply to divorce and child custody. Psychology Today, a digital magazine covering topics ranging from behavioral research to practical guidance on relationships and mental health. Lisa’s articles offer great insight into divorce today including co-parenting, dating after divorce to dealing with a narcissist and protecting yourself and your finances from a bipolar spouse.
When your spouse is a narcissist, diagnosed or not, getting through a divorce will likely be just as confusing and hard as your marriage has been: which might seem difficult to bear.
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