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Character Matters with Dr. George Simon
Character Matters with Dr. George Simon
Character Matters with Dr. George Simon
Friday 10th August 2018
Dr. George Simon discusses character in relationships, trauma effects, gaslighting, and identifying manipulators on Mental Health News Radio.
46 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Manipulative Behaviors with Dr. George Simon
We don't give adequate thought and concern to whether or not it's really good for us, and especially- and this is the more important thing- where character is concerned, not just whether it's really good for me in the long run, but whether it's good for everybody.
Have you ever wondered why some relationships seem to drain your energy and happiness? In this episode of Mental Health News Radio, Dr. George Simon, a renowned expert on manipulators and problematic personalities, sheds light on the importance of character in relationships. Dr. Simon, author of bestsellers like 'In Sheep's Clothing' and 'Character Disturbance', brings his extensive experience to the table, discussing how ignoring character issues can lead to long-term misery.
He doesn't just stop at identifying the problems; he also dives into the effects of trauma and gaslighting on survivors of toxic relationships. You'll learn about the subtle yet significant differences between narcissists and needy narcissists, helping you better understand the dynamics at play. Whether you're looking to improve your current relationships or seeking to avoid pitfalls in future ones, this episode offers practical insights and actionable advice.
Tune in for a candid conversation that could change the way you view your interactions and help you build healthier connections.