Exposing the narcissist: coexistence and permanence with the self-centered, author: Wendy Bahari

This book is characterized by its importance and good timing, as it explores in clear and elegant language how Wendy navigates the complexity of living with a narcissistic person in the best possible way. The book "Unveiling the Narcissist" provides a treasure of insightful observations and strategies to help people who work with or live with a narcissistic person. The author relies on her wisdom and humanity on one hand, and her deep understanding and successful handling of personal neurobiology and schematic therapy on the other, to offer a new perspective that helps the reader understand relationships that often seem confusing, and equips them with the necessary tools to act accordingly. I wholeheartedly recommend reading this book. • Dr. Marion Solomon, author of "Narcissism and Intimacy" and "Trust Me": "A valuable contribution to the increasing literature on self-help regarding the remarkable topic of narcissism, where the author takes the reader step-by-step on a journey to understand our personal motives and the deep pain rooted in narcissistic relationships, then lays out a path for empowerment and self-change." • Clinical social worker Sandy Houtskees, author of "Why Is It Always About You?": "No patient is more difficult for the clinical specialist than the narcissist, given their fears and feelings of unworthiness. Pihari, in her book "Unveiling the Narcissist," provides theoretical knowledge and practical advice that a specialist needs to understand this difficult group of patients, the people around them, empathize with them, and ultimately help them. The high value of this book stems from her frank, straightforward, and easy-to-understand style on one hand, and her remarkable clinical experience on the other." • Dr. William Zangweil, Director of the EMDAR Therapeutic Center in Seattle: "Pihari is a sharp, empathetic, creative clinical specialist and a distinguished teacher. I have always found her interested in the latest developments in clinical science and practice. It is an honor and an inspiration to see how much her vision and clinical contributions have evolved, qualities that are clearly evident in her new book, which I have no doubt will make a significant contribution to this field, as it provides anyone dealing with narcissism with the latest developments in this area, in a clear, intelligent, and applicable style." • Dr. George Lockwood, Director of the Schema Therapy Institute in Calumazoo, Michigan. Number of pages: 220