Kenneth Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Women Who Love Psychopaths
Women Who Love Psychopaths
Women Who Love Psychopaths
Friday 21st December 2012
Sandra L. Brown shares insights on relationships with psychopaths, covering their impact on substance abuse and how to safely exit these toxic bonds.
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Get the buttons here!Sandra L. Brown on Navigating Relationships with Psychopaths
We have finally, you know, gotten some insight into the unchangeability of their behaviors, that very few of them have really great treatment outcomes and that the risk level for repeat behaviors is really high, which is why we have offender databases.
Imagine being entangled in a relationship with someone who seems charming but harbors a dark, manipulative side. In this eye-opening episode of 'Harm Reduction Radio - HAMS', host Kenneth Anderson sits down with Sandra L. Brown, M.A., CEO of The Institute for Relational Harm Reduction & Public Pathology Education. Brown, the author of 'Women Who Love Psychopaths', dives deep into the complexities of relationships involving psychopaths, sociopaths, and narcissists.
She explains how these individuals differ from those with antisocial personality disorder and delves into the neuroscience behind their behavior. Brown also sheds light on how psychopathy can intersect with substance abuse, creating a cocktail of emotional and psychological turmoil. You'll learn about the warning signs, the importance of pathology education, and practical steps to extricate oneself from such toxic relationships.
Brown's expertise offers a sobering look at the unchangeable nature of psychopathic behaviors and the high risk of repeat offenses, emphasizing the need for awareness and self-protection. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the intricate dynamics of harmful relationships and find pathways to safety and recovery.