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Red Flags You Are Dealing With Evil
Red Flags You Are Dealing With Evil
Red Flags You Are Dealing With Evil
Thursday 6th February 2020
Dr. Lisa Day and Kristen discuss red flags of dealing with evil people, focusing on narcissism, sociopathy, and maintaining boundaries.
45 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Evil behaviors are complex and not always obvious.
- Narcissism and sociopathy are common traits of evil individuals.
- Establishing boundaries is crucial for protecting oneself.
- Self-esteem and self-trust are key in overcoming toxic influences.
- Recognizing evil is the first step to safety and wellbeing.
We have full control over our ability to identify them and to get ourselves out of those situations.
In this insightful episode of Mental Health News Radio, host Kristen Sunanta Walker is joined by Dr. Lisa Day, a registered nurse and clinical psychologist with Meier Clinics. Together, they delve into a challenging yet essential topic: identifying red flags when dealing with evil people. The conversation begins with an exploration of what constitutes 'evil,' moving beyond simplistic stereotypes to discuss behaviors that lack empathy and regard for others. Dr.
Day highlights the pervasive nature of narcissism and sociopathy, traits increasingly recognized in today's society. She emphasizes the importance of understanding these behaviors, as they often manifest in subtle yet damaging ways. Narcissists and sociopaths may charm and manipulate, leading to toxic relationships that can impact one's mental health significantly. A recurring theme in the discussion is the need for establishing boundaries. Dr.
Day notes that protecting oneself emotionally requires not only recognizing harmful behaviors but also actively setting limits on what is acceptable. This involves trusting one's instincts and building self-esteem, countering the negative influences of those who may seek to undermine one's confidence. The episode offers hope and practical advice for listeners, encouraging them to take control of their interactions by identifying and distancing themselves from harmful individuals. Dr.
Day's compassionate approach reassures listeners that while evil exists, one can learn to navigate these challenges effectively. Kristen and Dr. Day conclude by reflecting on the power of self-awareness and the importance of community support, reminding us that while we cannot change others, we have the ability to protect and nurture our own mental and emotional wellbeing.