Royer candice m (15 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You expected the relationship to end when it ended. You did not expect it to keep arriving, in different forms, through different people. A friend calls to tell you what they've heard. A family member brings up the other person's version of events. Mutual friends have already decided whose story they believe.These people are called flying monkeys, a term borrowed from The Wizard of Oz for the people a manipulative person recruits to extend their reach after a relationship ends. They carry messages. They gather information. They enforce the narrative. And they let the person you left keep doing, through others, what they can no longer do directly.In this book, you'll learn: The six distinct types of flying monkey, from true believers to unwitting participants to willing enforcersHow recruitment actually works, and why otherwise good, reasonable people end up playing this roleWhat flying monkeys do once recruited, and why their involvement feels so disorientingWhy it works even on people who know the manipulator's historyHow to respond to flying monkeys without escalating the smear campaign or exhausting yourself defending your characterHow to rebuild your standing and your peace after the campaign has run its courseWritten in the same clear, no-jargon style as her other books on manipulation and psychological abuse, this is for anyone whose breakup, divorce, or estrangement didn't end when the relationship did, because the people around them kept the story alive.The relationship was over. The reach of it wasn't. This book will help you take that reach back.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You walked away confused. Possibly apologizing. Probably feeling worse than when you started. And the thing you went in to address was still unresolved, not because you talked it through, but because the conversation moved in so many directions that your original concern got buried under all of them.This is word salad: the deliberate or habitual use of language to confuse, exhaust, derail, and control. The confusion isn't a side effect. It's the outcome being sought.In this book, you'll learn: The seven forms word salad takes, from deflection to reframing to philosophical tangents that go nowhereWhy it works so well: the cognitive load strategy that overwhelms your ability to think clearly and hold your groundHow DARVO and word salad work together to turn your original concern into your faultWhy explaining yourself more clearly never fixes it, and what actually doesHow to recognize it in real time instead of only in the exhausted replay afterwardThe broken record technique and other tools for holding your footing in a conversation designed to move you off itWritten in the same clear, no-jargon style as her other books on manipulation and psychological abuse, this is for anyone who has left a conversation feeling scrambled, unheard, and somehow more in the wrong than when they walked in.The confusion was never a failure of your understanding. It was the point. This book will help you see it clearly, finally.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You already know the type. The person who can turn a simple conversation into a three-day argument. The one who somehow makes you the villain in a story about their own behavior. The one you can't just block and walk away from, because they're your co-parent, your boss, or the relative who shows up at every holiday whether you invite them or not.This book teaches the gray rock method: a way to stop giving manipulative people the reaction they're after, without pretending they don't exist and without losing your mind trying to reason with someone who was never arguing in good faith.You'll learn why manipulators escalate when you fight back and lose interest when you don't. You'll get real scripts for the situations that actually come up: the co-parent who baits you over text, the coworker who takes credit and then plays victim, the family member who brings up your worst moments in front of everyone at dinner. You'll also learn the small habits that quietly undo all your effort, and what to do with the exhaustion of staying calm when everything in you wants to react.This isn't a book about becoming cold or shutting people out. It's about learning to give away less of yourself to people who don't deserve it, so you have more left for the people who do.If you're tired of feeling drained after every interaction with a certain person in your life, start here. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - It felt like the best thing that ever happened to you. Someone who finally saw you, remembered everything, texted back in seconds, and said you were unlike anyone they'd ever met. And then, at some point, everything changed.Love bombing is a documented psychological manipulation tactic. It was first named inside a cult in the 1970s and has been studied by researchers ever since. It's not just 'coming on too strong.' It's a specific sequence of behaviors designed to get you emotionally dependent before your critical thinking has a chance to evaluate what you're actually walking into.This book explains exactly what happened and why your brain couldn't catch it. You'll learn the neuroscience behind why the connection felt so real, the specific tactics used in the early stages, what the shift to devaluation looks like from the inside, and why leaving felt so impossible even when you knew something was wrong.The final chapter is a practical decoder: red flags, green flags, the phrases love bombers use, and what recovery actually looks like, one step at a time.Short, direct, and research-grounded. No filler, no therapy-speak. Just the full picture of what happened, so you can get your footing back.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You remember it exactly. The night you finally yelled back after months of silent treatment. The afternoon you said something cruel, something that surprised even you. The moment you crossed a line you swore you'd never cross, and somehow became the villain of a story you didn't start.This is reactive abuse: a manipulation tactic where someone provokes you for months or years, then points to your reaction as proof that you're the real problem. It's one of the most disorienting forms of psychological abuse because it uses your own worst moment as evidence against you.In this book, you'll learn: Why the explosion everyone points to was never the beginning of the storyThe psychology behind deliberate provocation, and why it works so well on people who are otherwise calm and reasonableHow to see through the myth that both people in a conflict are equally abusiveWhy this trap works especially well on smart, self-aware people who hold themselves to a high standardHow reactive abuse shows up outside romantic relationships, in families, friendships, and workplacesScripts and tools for refusing the trap the next time it's setWritten in the same clear, no-jargon style as her other books on manipulation and psychological abuse, this is for anyone who has been made to feel like the aggressor for finally reacting to something they endured for far too long.Your reaction was never the beginning of the story. This book will help you find where it actually started.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - It felt like the best thing that ever happened to you.Someone who finally paid attention. Who remembered everything. Who texted back in seconds and told you that you were unlike anyone they'd ever met. And then, at some point, everything shifted.What you experienced has a name. Love bombing is a documented manipulation tactic, first studied in cult recruitment in the 1970s and recognized by psychologists and researchers ever since. It's not just 'coming on too strong.' It's a specific sequence of behaviors designed to create emotional dependency before your critical thinking has a chance to catch up.This book explains exactly what happened and why your brain couldn't catch it in the moment. You'll learn why the connection felt so completely real, what the early stage playbook actually looks like, how the shift to devaluation works from the inside, and why leaving felt almost impossible even when you knew something was wrong.The final chapter is a practical decoder you can come back to: red flags, green flags, the phrases love bombers use, how to respond when you're unsure, and what recovery actually looks like.Short, direct, research grounded. No filler, no therapy-speak. Just the full picture of what happened, so you can get your footing back.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You've met someone who seemed perfect at first. until something started feeling off.Maybe it was the way they twisted conversations. The subtle guilt. The inconsistencies you could never fully explain. The feeling that you were slowly losing trust in your own instincts while trying to keep the peace.This book is about learning to recognize those patterns before they cost you your confidence, your relationships, or your peace of mind.In How to Read People Like a Human Lie Detector, Candice M. Royer breaks down the subtle behaviors, manipulation tactics, and emotional inconsistencies people reveal long before the damage becomes obvious. Written in a relatable, emotionally intelligent style, this book helps you sharpen your instincts without becoming cold, paranoid, or closed off.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Spot manipulation before it escalates- Recognize gaslighting, guilt tactics, DARVO, love bombing, and emotional control- Identify hidden resentment, fake intentions, and performative behavior- Understand why your gut feeling is usually right- Read body language, tone shifts, and behavioral patterns more accurately- Stop explaining away red flags- Set boundaries without guilt- Protect your peace without losing your softnessThis is not a book about becoming suspicious of everyone.It is a book about learning to trust yourself again.If you've ever left a conversation confused, ignored your instincts to keep a relationship alive, or felt emotionally drained by people you could never quite figure out, this book will help you see those dynamics clearly and respond differently moving forward.Because the signs are usually there early.The real change happens when you finally stop talking yourself out of what you already know.…