Dr. Ramani Durvasula gives substantial insight into understanding the minds of true narcissists and a roadmap to overcome these toxic relationships. I am grateful that Dr. Durvasula has created such an empowering book to help those dealing with this type of abuse. It is time to shed some light on Coercive Control and narcissism in a clear and profound way, which Dr. Durvasula has done beautifully!
Dr. Ramani Durvasula is by far the best psychologist I have ever encountered. Through out my 30 year career as an award winning producer, I have worked with thousands of psychologists, psychiatrists and self-help experts but all pale in comparison to Dr. Ramani’s powerful, distinctive and informative advice. Her compassionate yet direct counsel is always spot on and her mastery of the human condition makes for a one of a kind experience. When you engage Dr. Ramani it’s like having your smartest, most well equipped, clinically trained best friend at your side.
Dr. Ramani has a rare gift; she speaks to victims of narcissistic abuse with such authentic compassion that you can almost see the healing process begin right before your eyes. For a survivor to be seen, heard and validated is life changing and this is a gift that Dr. Ramani gives to everyone who has had the pleasure of meeting and working with her. Dr. Ramani is a bright light in the dark, isolating world of narcissistic abuse. She is a captivating speaker and the depth of her knowledge on narcissistic personality disorder is unparalleled. She is truly moving mountains in educating the world to the harrowing topic of Cluster B personality disorders and for that, I am incredibly grateful.
Dr. Ramani is a warrior for good and a champion for the people. It has been one of the great pleasures of my career to interview Dr. Ramani on MedCircle. Her ability to make complicated mental health topics easy to understand has changed the lives of millions across the world. Dr. Ramani does not sugarcoat reality, yet, she always comes from a place of compassion and empathy. She is an integral part of the mental health community and I am honored to call her a colleague and friend.