Donna Andersen explains sociopaths, narcissists and other exploiters.
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Dating again after the sociopath
You thought you found love, but you found a sociopath. You were burned [...]
You thought you found love, but you found a sociopath. You were burned — badly. Your ex is gone now, still, you hesitate to try again.
Your reluctance is understandable. But don't give up! It is totally possible to find a shiny new romance, even after a nightmare experience. In this webinar, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, tells you how.
Once you're feeling centered — and Donna explains how to know when you are sufficiently healed — there are approaches and strategies you can employ to protect yourself from becoming involved with a scammer or exploiter again. Donna Andersen explains the warning signs of disordered behavior, how to check out prospective partners, and how to know if someone who seems to be doing nice things for you is faking it.
Yes, millions of sociopaths live among us. But far more people are not disordered. In this program, you'll learn to distinguish those who are capable of love from those who are not, so that you can find a kind, loving partner. Even after the pain you endured, real love is possible. In fact, because of what you went through, your new love could be better than you ever imagined.
Highlights
Three steps to protect yourself from sociopaths
Why internal healing is so important
Lovefraud's 3 rules of dating
10 tips for dating with awareness
Staying safe with online dating.
For more information:
https://lovefraud.com/dating_after_the_sociopathShow More
Your reluctance is understandable. But don't give up! It is totally possible to find a shiny new romance, even after a nightmare experience. In this webinar, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, tells you how.
Once you're feeling centered — and Donna explains how to know when you are sufficiently healed — there are approaches and strategies you can employ to protect yourself from becoming involved with a scammer or exploiter again. Donna Andersen explains the warning signs of disordered behavior, how to check out prospective partners, and how to know if someone who seems to be doing nice things for you is faking it.
Yes, millions of sociopaths live among us. But far more people are not disordered. In this program, you'll learn to distinguish those who are capable of love from those who are not, so that you can find a kind, loving partner. Even after the pain you endured, real love is possible. In fact, because of what you went through, your new love could be better than you ever imagined.
Highlights
Three steps to protect yourself from sociopaths
Why internal healing is so important
Lovefraud's 3 rules of dating
10 tips for dating with awareness
Staying safe with online dating.
For more information:
https://lovefraud.com/dating_after_the_sociopathShow More
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Why it's hard to get over a sociopath and how to recover
You've broken up with your partner. You know this person treated you [...]
You've broken up with your partner. You know this person treated you badly, cheated on you and took advantage of your good nature. In fact, you now believe he or she is a sociopath. So why are you still in love?
If you've been dating a sociopath, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, explains that it's not love that you feel — it's addiction. Scientists believe that all romantic love is addictive. But because of how sociopaths hijack the human bonding system, involvement with these disordered individuals is even more addictive.
In this webinar, Donna presents the three steps of breaking the hold that your ex has on you and moving on with your life. You'll learn the truth behind your relationship with the sociopath, how to overcome the obsession that you feel, and how to process the emotional pain. Donna will also answer your questions.
No matter how broken-hearted you feel after dating a sociopath, it's possible to recover. With this webinar, you'll learn how.
Highlights
Why all romantic love is an addiction
Why the addiction to sociopaths is worse than a normal relationship
12 facts you must believe about your involvement with the sociopath
How to break your obsession with the sociopath
How to heal your deep emotional pain
For more information:
https://lovefraud.com/get_over_loving_sociopathShow More
If you've been dating a sociopath, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, explains that it's not love that you feel — it's addiction. Scientists believe that all romantic love is addictive. But because of how sociopaths hijack the human bonding system, involvement with these disordered individuals is even more addictive.
In this webinar, Donna presents the three steps of breaking the hold that your ex has on you and moving on with your life. You'll learn the truth behind your relationship with the sociopath, how to overcome the obsession that you feel, and how to process the emotional pain. Donna will also answer your questions.
No matter how broken-hearted you feel after dating a sociopath, it's possible to recover. With this webinar, you'll learn how.
Highlights
Why all romantic love is an addiction
Why the addiction to sociopaths is worse than a normal relationship
12 facts you must believe about your involvement with the sociopath
How to break your obsession with the sociopath
How to heal your deep emotional pain
For more information:
https://lovefraud.com/get_over_loving_sociopathShow More
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Lovefraud Lessons: Do sociopaths return?
Your sociopathic partner has either left or dumped you. Are you rid of [...]
Your sociopathic partner has either left or dumped you. Are you rid of this person? Or will the sociopath (antisocial, narcissist, borderline, histrionic or psychopath) try to get back into your life?
In this Lovefraud Lesson video, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, answers the question, and explains why sociopaths do what they do.
If you want more information, visit Lovefraud.com. Also, check out the Lovefraud Understanding and Recovery 5-part Masterclass. You'll learn everything you need to know to understand what happened to you, and how you can rise above the experience to create the life and love you always wanted.
https://education.lovefraud.com/courses/lovefraud-understanding-and-recovery-masterclass/
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In this Lovefraud Lesson video, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, answers the question, and explains why sociopaths do what they do.
If you want more information, visit Lovefraud.com. Also, check out the Lovefraud Understanding and Recovery 5-part Masterclass. You'll learn everything you need to know to understand what happened to you, and how you can rise above the experience to create the life and love you always wanted.
https://education.lovefraud.com/courses/lovefraud-understanding-and-recovery-masterclass/
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When sociopaths say "I love you"
Sociopaths are really good at proclaiming their love. They can say the [...]
Sociopaths are really good at proclaiming their love. They can say the words "I love you" so quickly that it surprises us — how can they already feel that way? We just met! Sociopaths keep pouring it on, until we fall in love with them. But here's the catch: Our love is real and theirs is fake.
In this video, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, explains what sociopaths mean when they say, "I love you."
Sociopaths — or narcissists, borderlines or psychopaths, whatever you encountered — they are all incapable of real love. Even though they sound sincere and convincing, they do not have the ability to truly care about the wellbeing of someone else, which is what authentic love is all about.
So when sociopaths say the words, "I love you," what do they mean? Watch the video for 10 translations.Show More
In this video, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, explains what sociopaths mean when they say, "I love you."
Sociopaths — or narcissists, borderlines or psychopaths, whatever you encountered — they are all incapable of real love. Even though they sound sincere and convincing, they do not have the ability to truly care about the wellbeing of someone else, which is what authentic love is all about.
So when sociopaths say the words, "I love you," what do they mean? Watch the video for 10 translations.Show More
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How to recover from a sociopathic partner
If you realize that your romantic partner is an exploiter — an [...]
If you realize that your romantic partner is an exploiter — an antisocial, narcissist, borderline, sociopath or psychopath — what do you do? How do you escape? How do you recover?
Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, offers you guidance in this series of three online webinars, called the Lovefraud Recovery Series.
Sociopathic Seduction: How you got hooked and why you stayed
Learn how your exploitative partner used your good human qualities against you, by targeting your vulnerabilities and hijacking the human bonding system. You were manipulated simply because you are normal.
What did they want? Psychopaths, antisocials and other exploiters in romantic relationships
A primer on personality-disorder partners: How these people behave, what they want, and why they turn so callous and cold. Their motivations are totally different from yours, and this course helps you understand why.
Escaping the sociopath and rebuilding your life
Your partner has betrayed you and everything is in shambles. Follow these parallel paths to recovery — solving the problems of survival for you and your family, and pursuing internal healing. In time, you can find joy and happiness again.
Learn more at http://www.lovefraud.com/recoverybundleShow More
Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com, offers you guidance in this series of three online webinars, called the Lovefraud Recovery Series.
Sociopathic Seduction: How you got hooked and why you stayed
Learn how your exploitative partner used your good human qualities against you, by targeting your vulnerabilities and hijacking the human bonding system. You were manipulated simply because you are normal.
What did they want? Psychopaths, antisocials and other exploiters in romantic relationships
A primer on personality-disorder partners: How these people behave, what they want, and why they turn so callous and cold. Their motivations are totally different from yours, and this course helps you understand why.
Escaping the sociopath and rebuilding your life
Your partner has betrayed you and everything is in shambles. Follow these parallel paths to recovery — solving the problems of survival for you and your family, and pursuing internal healing. In time, you can find joy and happiness again.
Learn more at http://www.lovefraud.com/recoverybundleShow More
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"Love Fraud and How to Avoid It" program
Donna Andersen speaks to college and high school students on "Love [...]
Donna Andersen speaks to college and high school students on
"Love Fraud and How to Avoid It"
Most of us believe everybody just wants to be loved. Unfortunately, this isn't totally true. "There are people in the world who pursue romantic relationships not for love, but for exploitation," says Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com. "These people are sociopaths."
No, Andersen explains, sociopaths are not all deranged serial killers. But they are social predators. Perhaps 12 percent of the population, she says, have serious personality disorders that make them unsuitable—even dangerous—as romantic partners. In the beginning of a relationship, however, these people seem to be charismatic, charming, affectionate and sexy—until their targets are hooked. Then everything changes.
Andersen learned about sociopaths the hard way—by marrying one. Her ex-husband defrauded her of $227,000, cheated with six women in two years, fathered a child with one of them, and then committed bigamy. Her story is so outrageous that she was featured in two television shows: "Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry?" and "My Life is a Lifetime Movie."
In 2005, Andersen launched Lovefraud.com to educate the public about social predators, and the Lovefraud blog has evolved into a healing community of survivors. She also wrote "Red Flags of Love Fraud—10 signs you're dating a sociopath," and the accompanying "Red Flags of Love Fraud Workbook."
Usually sociopaths begin their deception and manipulation during the high school and college years, she says. Lovefraud's research shows that people who become involved with them at a young age suffer more serious harm—including physical abuse, psychological damage and thoughts of suicide—than those who meet the predators later in life. That's why students need to know that these disordered individuals exist.
The good news is that the dire consequences of love fraud are totally preventable— if students understand the warning signs. Based on her own experience and the thousands of cases she's collected, Andersen explains how people get hooked into these involvements, and how to get out of them. Dr. Liane Leedom, a psychiatrist who also knows about sociopathic relationships first-hand, consulted on the material.
"Love Fraud and How to Avoid It" covers:
• What is a sociopath? How many are there?
• Male and female sociopaths
• 10 signs you're dating a sociopath
• Dangers of online dating
• Healthy dating relationships
• Abusive dating relationships
• Why these relationships are addictive
• How to break up with an abuser
• Protecting yourself from sociopaths
"Arming students with this information," Andersen says, "will enable them to recognize exploiters and avoid interactions that could irrevocably damage their lives."
"Love Fraud and How to Avoid It" is appropriate for college and high school students. Andersen also offers a professional development program, "Sociopathy Awareness for Staff and Counselors." For more information, contact Terry Kelly, program manager, at [email protected], or 609-945-1384. Or, visit www.lovefraud.com/education.Show More
"Love Fraud and How to Avoid It"
Most of us believe everybody just wants to be loved. Unfortunately, this isn't totally true. "There are people in the world who pursue romantic relationships not for love, but for exploitation," says Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com. "These people are sociopaths."
No, Andersen explains, sociopaths are not all deranged serial killers. But they are social predators. Perhaps 12 percent of the population, she says, have serious personality disorders that make them unsuitable—even dangerous—as romantic partners. In the beginning of a relationship, however, these people seem to be charismatic, charming, affectionate and sexy—until their targets are hooked. Then everything changes.
Andersen learned about sociopaths the hard way—by marrying one. Her ex-husband defrauded her of $227,000, cheated with six women in two years, fathered a child with one of them, and then committed bigamy. Her story is so outrageous that she was featured in two television shows: "Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry?" and "My Life is a Lifetime Movie."
In 2005, Andersen launched Lovefraud.com to educate the public about social predators, and the Lovefraud blog has evolved into a healing community of survivors. She also wrote "Red Flags of Love Fraud—10 signs you're dating a sociopath," and the accompanying "Red Flags of Love Fraud Workbook."
Usually sociopaths begin their deception and manipulation during the high school and college years, she says. Lovefraud's research shows that people who become involved with them at a young age suffer more serious harm—including physical abuse, psychological damage and thoughts of suicide—than those who meet the predators later in life. That's why students need to know that these disordered individuals exist.
The good news is that the dire consequences of love fraud are totally preventable— if students understand the warning signs. Based on her own experience and the thousands of cases she's collected, Andersen explains how people get hooked into these involvements, and how to get out of them. Dr. Liane Leedom, a psychiatrist who also knows about sociopathic relationships first-hand, consulted on the material.
"Love Fraud and How to Avoid It" covers:
• What is a sociopath? How many are there?
• Male and female sociopaths
• 10 signs you're dating a sociopath
• Dangers of online dating
• Healthy dating relationships
• Abusive dating relationships
• Why these relationships are addictive
• How to break up with an abuser
• Protecting yourself from sociopaths
"Arming students with this information," Andersen says, "will enable them to recognize exploiters and avoid interactions that could irrevocably damage their lives."
"Love Fraud and How to Avoid It" is appropriate for college and high school students. Andersen also offers a professional development program, "Sociopathy Awareness for Staff and Counselors." For more information, contact Terry Kelly, program manager, at [email protected], or 609-945-1384. Or, visit www.lovefraud.com/education.Show More
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What teachers need to know about abusive dating and sociopaths
School systems often require teachers and other school professionals [...]
School systems often require teachers and other school professionals to be on the lookout for dating violence. But violence is usually the culmination of an abusive relationship — not the starting point.
What is an early warning sign that a relationship could turn abusive? It’s love bombing—over-the-top attention and affection. Who engages in this behavior? Sociopaths.
Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com and "Red Flags of Love Fraud – 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," teaches you to recognize exploitative relationships, whether the people involved are teens or adults. You'll learn how to support students in exiting abusive dating relationships.
You'll also learn the truth about sociopaths: The number of people living among us who have exploitative personality disorders may be 12% of the population. Many exploiters start their manipulation and deceit as teenagers.
This program is a video recording of Donna Andersen's presentation to the Association of Student Assistance Professionals of New Jersey on February 27, 2015.
Highlights of this webinar:
*What is a sociopath? How do they behave?
*Why high-achieving girls hook up with low-achieving, aggressive boys
*What to do when a dating partner threatens to commit suicide
*How to respond when students are suffering from dating abuse
*How genetics and the environment contribute to personality disorders
COURSE INFORMATION:
http://www.lovefraud.com/dating_abuseShow More
What is an early warning sign that a relationship could turn abusive? It’s love bombing—over-the-top attention and affection. Who engages in this behavior? Sociopaths.
Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com and "Red Flags of Love Fraud – 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," teaches you to recognize exploitative relationships, whether the people involved are teens or adults. You'll learn how to support students in exiting abusive dating relationships.
You'll also learn the truth about sociopaths: The number of people living among us who have exploitative personality disorders may be 12% of the population. Many exploiters start their manipulation and deceit as teenagers.
This program is a video recording of Donna Andersen's presentation to the Association of Student Assistance Professionals of New Jersey on February 27, 2015.
Highlights of this webinar:
*What is a sociopath? How do they behave?
*Why high-achieving girls hook up with low-achieving, aggressive boys
*What to do when a dating partner threatens to commit suicide
*How to respond when students are suffering from dating abuse
*How genetics and the environment contribute to personality disorders
COURSE INFORMATION:
http://www.lovefraud.com/dating_abuseShow More
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10 señales de que estás saliendo con un sociópata
Alertas rojas de estafa amorosa 10 señales de que estás saliendo con [...]
Alertas rojas de estafa amorosa
10 señales de que estás saliendo con un sociópata
De Donna Andersen, autora de Lovefraud.com
Tienes una relación amorosa que comenzó como un torbellino de atención y afecto, pero ahora te atormenta el temor de que algo no va bien.
O has tenido una relación que era verbal, emocional, financiera o incluso físicamente abusiva. Esa persona ya se ha ido, pero sigues sin comprender cómo te engañó, y tienes miedo de que vuelva a suceder.
O alguien a quien quieres tiene una relación sentimental con una pareja que te tiene preocupado. No puedes entender cómo se involucró tu amigo o familiar, y por qué él o ella no lo deja.
En todas estas situaciones, la persona que causa los problemas puede ser un sociópata. No, los sociópatas no son todos asesinos en serie trastornados, pero son depredadores sociales que viven su vida explotando a los demás.
El libro, "Alertas rojas de estafa amorosa — 10 señales de que estás saliendo con un sociópata" revela, por primera vez, las tácticas de los depredadores sociales que buscan relaciones sentimentales no por amor, sino para explotación. Este libro explica cómo los sociópatas seducen a sus víctimas, por qué es difícil escapar de las relaciones, y cómo las personas pueden protegerse.
Explica exactamente lo que es un sociópata. En él se esbozan la 10 principales señales de alerta de la conducta sociopática, y lo que debes hacer si las ves.
Aprenderás:
• ¿Por qué los sociópatas parecen ser tu alma gemela
• El riesgo real de las citas por Internet
• ¿Cómo seducen los sociópatas?
• ¿Por qué el "solo sexo" es una fantasía?
• ¿Por qué puedes hacerte adicto a un sociópata
• Cómo poner fin a la relación con seguridad
• Cómo protegerse de los depredadores humanos
Donna Andersen es la autora de "Alertas Rojas de Estafa Amorosa," un libro basado en su experiencia personal y en la experiencia de miles de personas que relatan sus relaciones con sociópatas en dos encuestas por Internet.
Andersen también se ha inspirado en el trabajo de los mejores expertos en la materia para analizar cómo seducen los sociópatas a sus víctimas y por qué las personas caen en el engaño y la manipulación.
Este libro es la explicación más completa de los sociópatas en las relaciones personales que se ha dado jamás.Te dice, en un lenguaje claro y sencillo, cómo detectar y evitar a los sociópatas. Si ya has quedado atrapada en la red de uno estos depredadores sociales, el libro te mostrará que no eres la única persona.
http://www.lovefraud.com/product/alertas-rojas-de-estafa-amorosa-e-libro/
Red Flags of Love Fraud
10 signs you're dating a sociopath
This book that reveals, for the first time, the tactics of social predators who pursue romantic relationships not for love, but for exploitation. It explains how sociopaths seduce their targets, why it's hard to escape the relationships, and how people can protect themselves.
Millions of sociopaths live among us, and no, they are not all serial killers. Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com , first wrote the book in English. It has helped thousands of people recognize that their partners are disordered.
These are the relationships from hell. They usually start out as a whirlwind of love and romance, and then, sooner or later, spiral down into lies, cheating, manipulation and abuse. They are the worst relationships you can imagine, and they are totally preventable if you know how to read the warning signs. "Alertas rojas de estafa amorosa" explains the warning signs.Show More
10 señales de que estás saliendo con un sociópata
De Donna Andersen, autora de Lovefraud.com
Tienes una relación amorosa que comenzó como un torbellino de atención y afecto, pero ahora te atormenta el temor de que algo no va bien.
O has tenido una relación que era verbal, emocional, financiera o incluso físicamente abusiva. Esa persona ya se ha ido, pero sigues sin comprender cómo te engañó, y tienes miedo de que vuelva a suceder.
O alguien a quien quieres tiene una relación sentimental con una pareja que te tiene preocupado. No puedes entender cómo se involucró tu amigo o familiar, y por qué él o ella no lo deja.
En todas estas situaciones, la persona que causa los problemas puede ser un sociópata. No, los sociópatas no son todos asesinos en serie trastornados, pero son depredadores sociales que viven su vida explotando a los demás.
El libro, "Alertas rojas de estafa amorosa — 10 señales de que estás saliendo con un sociópata" revela, por primera vez, las tácticas de los depredadores sociales que buscan relaciones sentimentales no por amor, sino para explotación. Este libro explica cómo los sociópatas seducen a sus víctimas, por qué es difícil escapar de las relaciones, y cómo las personas pueden protegerse.
Explica exactamente lo que es un sociópata. En él se esbozan la 10 principales señales de alerta de la conducta sociopática, y lo que debes hacer si las ves.
Aprenderás:
• ¿Por qué los sociópatas parecen ser tu alma gemela
• El riesgo real de las citas por Internet
• ¿Cómo seducen los sociópatas?
• ¿Por qué el "solo sexo" es una fantasía?
• ¿Por qué puedes hacerte adicto a un sociópata
• Cómo poner fin a la relación con seguridad
• Cómo protegerse de los depredadores humanos
Donna Andersen es la autora de "Alertas Rojas de Estafa Amorosa," un libro basado en su experiencia personal y en la experiencia de miles de personas que relatan sus relaciones con sociópatas en dos encuestas por Internet.
Andersen también se ha inspirado en el trabajo de los mejores expertos en la materia para analizar cómo seducen los sociópatas a sus víctimas y por qué las personas caen en el engaño y la manipulación.
Este libro es la explicación más completa de los sociópatas en las relaciones personales que se ha dado jamás.Te dice, en un lenguaje claro y sencillo, cómo detectar y evitar a los sociópatas. Si ya has quedado atrapada en la red de uno estos depredadores sociales, el libro te mostrará que no eres la única persona.
http://www.lovefraud.com/product/alertas-rojas-de-estafa-amorosa-e-libro/
Red Flags of Love Fraud
10 signs you're dating a sociopath
This book that reveals, for the first time, the tactics of social predators who pursue romantic relationships not for love, but for exploitation. It explains how sociopaths seduce their targets, why it's hard to escape the relationships, and how people can protect themselves.
Millions of sociopaths live among us, and no, they are not all serial killers. Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com , first wrote the book in English. It has helped thousands of people recognize that their partners are disordered.
These are the relationships from hell. They usually start out as a whirlwind of love and romance, and then, sooner or later, spiral down into lies, cheating, manipulation and abuse. They are the worst relationships you can imagine, and they are totally preventable if you know how to read the warning signs. "Alertas rojas de estafa amorosa" explains the warning signs.Show More
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Donna Andersen talks to school counselors about identifying disordered behavior among young people
School systems often require teachers and other school professionals [...]
School systems often require teachers and other school professionals to be on the lookout for dating violence. But violence is usually the culmination of an abusive relationship — not the starting point.
What is an early warning sign that a relationship could turn abusive? It’s not control; it’s love bombing—over-the-top attention and affection.
In this energetic and animated presentation, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com and "Red Flags of Love Fraud – 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," teaches you to recognize exploitative relationships, whether the people involved are teens or adults. This information will help you help students — and will enable you to protect yourself as well.
You'll learn the truth about sociopaths — people who live their lives by exploiting others. The number of people living among us who have exploitative personality disorders may be 12% of the population. Many exploiters start their manipulation and deceit as teenagers, although in some students the behavior is immaturity and they grow out of it.
This program is a video recording of Donna Andersen's presentation to the Association of Student Assistance Professionals of New Jersey on February 27, 2015. You'll see her presentation in full, including her answers to questions posed by the audience.
You'll also receive a PDF copy of Donna Andersen's original research, "In Love with an Exploiter: How age affects the harm experienced by romantic partners." The research poster was presented to the Society for the Scientific Study of Psychopaths.
Highlights
What is a sociopath? How do they behave?
Male and female sociopaths
Why high-achieving girls hook up with low-achieving, aggressive boys
What to do when a dating partner threatens to commit suicide
How to respond when students are suffering from dating abuse
How genetics and the environment contribute to personality disorders
For more information:
https://education.lovefraud.com/abusive_datingShow More
What is an early warning sign that a relationship could turn abusive? It’s not control; it’s love bombing—over-the-top attention and affection.
In this energetic and animated presentation, Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com and "Red Flags of Love Fraud – 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," teaches you to recognize exploitative relationships, whether the people involved are teens or adults. This information will help you help students — and will enable you to protect yourself as well.
You'll learn the truth about sociopaths — people who live their lives by exploiting others. The number of people living among us who have exploitative personality disorders may be 12% of the population. Many exploiters start their manipulation and deceit as teenagers, although in some students the behavior is immaturity and they grow out of it.
This program is a video recording of Donna Andersen's presentation to the Association of Student Assistance Professionals of New Jersey on February 27, 2015. You'll see her presentation in full, including her answers to questions posed by the audience.
You'll also receive a PDF copy of Donna Andersen's original research, "In Love with an Exploiter: How age affects the harm experienced by romantic partners." The research poster was presented to the Society for the Scientific Study of Psychopaths.
Highlights
What is a sociopath? How do they behave?
Male and female sociopaths
Why high-achieving girls hook up with low-achieving, aggressive boys
What to do when a dating partner threatens to commit suicide
How to respond when students are suffering from dating abuse
How genetics and the environment contribute to personality disorders
For more information:
https://education.lovefraud.com/abusive_datingShow More
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Lovefraud Lesson #1 - Introduction by Donna Andersen
Donna Andersen is author of Lovefraud.com and the book, "Red Flags of [...]
Donna Andersen is author of Lovefraud.com and the book, "Red Flags of Love Fraud - 10 signs you're dating a sociopath." This is the first in a series of videos to teach you the warning signs that you might be involved with a sociopath.
Donna Andersen's books, "Red Flags of Love Fraud - 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," and the accompanying "Red Flags of Love Fraud Workbook," are available in the Lovefraud Store.
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Donna Andersen's books, "Red Flags of Love Fraud - 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," and the accompanying "Red Flags of Love Fraud Workbook," are available in the Lovefraud Store.
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Lovefraud Lesson 2 - What is a sociopath?
Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com and the book, "Red Flags of [...]
Donna Andersen, author of Lovefraud.com and the book, "Red Flags of Love Fraud - 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," explains the basic definition of a sociopath. These people are not always a deranged serial killers. But they are social predators.
Donna Andersen's books, "Red Flags of Love Fraud - 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," and the accompanying "Red Flags of Love Fraud Workbook," are available in the Lovefraud Store.
http://www.lovefraud.com/Store.htmlShow More
Donna Andersen's books, "Red Flags of Love Fraud - 10 signs you're dating a sociopath," and the accompanying "Red Flags of Love Fraud Workbook," are available in the Lovefraud Store.
http://www.lovefraud.com/Store.htmlShow More
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