Can a Child of Divorce or Trauma Be Successful? | Reclamation Transformation Podcast Ep 3

Divorcing The Dark Triad; Proving Narcissistic & Emotional Abuse | Reclamation Transformation Ep 8

Cindy Hyde joins Mark to discuss her role as a therapist and whom Mark sends a number of clients to that are dealing with various hot-button issues of today. Such as those dealing with divorce and narcissism, the dark triad of personality disorders, and evaluations needed for divorce court. Learn why this is not just scary terminology, but a really scary situation to those facing it. Cindy, Licensed Professional Counselor at Living Strong Counseling in North Dallas, works predominantly with women who have gone through what most people call a toxic relationship, or a narcissistically abusive relationship. She explains that in actuality, what these are called is “pathological love relationships” and that she also works with those facing infidelity in their relationship, as does Mark (being a divorce lawyer). Watch this episode of the Reclamation Transformation podcast for an intriguing discussion about what a toxic relationship is specifically, why they’re difficult for courts to identify, and what Cindy explains are the best ways for divorce lawyers to prove personality disorders to the court on behalf of their client and/or teach a judge what they’re looking at, what is really important for the judge to understand, and to really identify with just what the client has had to deal with in being married to a person with one of these disorders. Topics you’ll hear about in this episode include: Institute of relational harm reduction Narcissistic abusive relationship Pathological love relationship The dark triad of antisocial or sociopath, psychopath, or narcissistic personality disorder The differences between the 3 disorders in the dark triad Fear of abandonment or rejection in BPD Rage or meltdowns in BPD Physicality, angry outbursts and deceit in sociopathy Criminal versatility in psychopathy Victim blaming/gaslighting and pathological lying in psychopathy Psychopaths not in the DSM Image consciousness/grandiosity in narcissistic personality disorder Lack of empathy in narcissistic personality disorder How to know if it’s narcissistic personality disorder versus just a jerk Enduring patterns in narcissism Evidence that’s admissible in divorce court Effects in victims of abusers with personality disorders, i.e., PTSD, codependency The importance of documenting instances of abuse for potential use in court The Power and Control Wheel Emotional and psychological abuse recognition in addition to physical or sexual assault Love bombing, grooming, isolation and other tactics used by abusers Course of Control High empathy as a possible attribute in emotional abuse victims The importance of empirical evidence Codependency versus PTSD in abuse victims Cognitive dissonance in victim PTSD Erratic and dramatic personality disorders or “character disorder” Devaluing abuse tactics Pathological characteristics Differences between the antisocial or sociopath, a psychopath and the narcissist Listen to Reclamation Transformation with Dallas Family Law Attorney Mark Scroggins for inspirational and candid discussions on topics relating to family law from the perspective of real people. And without any overwhelming lawyer-speak so you can remember that change starts with you and remember to leave your mark. Read our blog for more interesting and relatable family law content: https://scrogginslawgroup.com/blog/ [https://scrogginslawgroup.com/blog/]Watch more video content from Mark and the Scroggins Law Group: https://scrogginslawgroup.com/videos/ [https://scrogginslawgroup.com/videos/] Mr. Scroggins is an active member of the Family Law section of the State Bar of Texas, Collin County Bar Association, Denton County Bar Association and Dallas Bar Association. Scroggin

29 de jun de 202346 min

Can a Child of Divorce or Trauma Be Successful? | Reclamation Transformation Podcast Ep 3

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