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Illinois Divorce: Surviving a spouse who has narcissistic personality traits

Surviving a marriage with a spouse who has narcissistic personality traits can be incredibly challenging. Many of my cases through the years have involved the opposing spouse with traits of NPD, or BPD, or traits of comorbidity of both. Here are some strategies to help navigate this difficult situation: 1.…

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The Borderline Personality Disordered Parent: A Challenge for Courts

The Borderline Personality Disordered Parent: A Challenge for Courts, Professionals, the Target Parent, and the Child Mary Alvarez, PhD, Psychologist WHY WOULD A PARENT weaponize a child in order to hurt or destroy the other parent’s relationship with that child? Which also leaves the child with significant negative psychological effects?…

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Illinois Divorce: Bill Eddy on the Depp vs Heard Case

Facebook repost…. Depp vs Heard Case Provides Teaching Moment What should a jury consider in the defamation case of Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard and her countersuit against him? Who’s telling the truth and who’s lying? By Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq.Updated: May 11, 2022 The defamation case of Johnny Depp vs Amber…

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Illinois Divorce: Managing Personality Disorders in Divorce

People with personality disorders often seem to have variable personalities.  They might be quite charming and reasonable at work and with neighbors and friends, but then transition to chaotic, extreme behaviors at home.  Personality disorders usually begin in childhood or adolescence, and while those around people with personality disorders wish…

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Divorce and the Narcissist

My Illinois Divorce Blog focuses on a variety of subjects, including the means by which to manage divorce and child custody with a toxic narcissist. I can say that almost every day, I receive a message that sounds like this that came today: Message: I’m separated from a narcissist and he…

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Illinois Divorce: Personality awareness: The key skill to dealing with high-conflict people

“Could you become a high-conflict person’s (HCP’s) Target of Blame? If you’re not watchful and careful, yes. HCPs generally pick on people they are close to or people in authority positions. These close personal or supervisory relationships usually involve the types of people we’re inclined to invite into our lives,…

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Illinois Divorce: High Conflict Institute and Preparing for a High Conflict Divorce

” Is your partner emotionally explosive, regularly picking fights, and blaming others for all their troubles? Bill Eddy sheds light on how to manage conflict and communication with a high conflict person.” https://www.modernseparations.com/podcast/04  Christina: What type of preparation do you recommend? Bill: Well, a few things. First of all, get support.…

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