On this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse Q&A, a podcast that interviews mental health professionals, lawyers, researchers, and authors about narcissistic and domestic abuse.

I am Brandon Chadwick, your host, and before we get into this episode, let me state that this podcast is for entertainment purposes only.

Please do not substitute this show for medical advice.

If you are struggling, please do reach out to the current professional you use or please do call your local domestic abuse agency.

Speaking of professionals, we just started our own directory of mental health professionals

at Abuse Therapy.org.

So if you're looking for someone to talk to, please do go there to find someone.

Using one of the professionals from our directory helps support the show, and we'll be

adding as many diverse professionals as we can over time. So if you are a professional looking

to be part of our directory, please do email us at directory atabusetrapy.org. Also, attach to the

directory is a community forum where you can ask general questions about narcissistic and domestic abuse, but only the professionals on our directory will be the ones that are allowed to answer.

So hopefully everyone who's listening can go to that website at Abusetrape.org and take advantage of that as well.

And before I get out of my own way and start the show, and FYI, I'll be leaving all of

Julie L. Hall's contact information in the description of the show, so it's easy for you to find.

And now it's time for the show. Here is my conversation with Julie L. Hall.

Welcome everyone to Narcissist Apocalypse Q&A.

And today I have a journalist, an educational writer, a coach, a survivor, and author of the book,

The Narcist in Your Life, Recognizing the Patterns and Learning

to Break Free, Julie L. Hall. It's an examination of narcissistic personality disorder and

its traumatic impact on family members and partners. It's packed with insight, compassion,

and practical strategies for recovery. It's comprehensive, up-to-date, affirming, and it's an accessible guide that will not only

help you understand narcissistic abuse trauma, but will also help you overcome trauma cycles

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