Many women are hopelessly trapped in relationships in which their lives are torture, and all that surrounds them has become meaningless. In The Psychology of Abusive/Predatory Relationships author Miranda J. Houston assists women in detaching from and avoiding these toxic relationships.
She provides information about identifying who predators are, how they operate, and how to break free from the cycle of predatory relationships. The Psychology of Abusive/Predatory Relationships helps women understand:
• the nature and the psyche of a predator;
• the emotional manipulation tactics predators use to captivate the hearts of unsuspecting, naïve, and vulnerable young girls and women;
• the power of their libido and how to gain control of it and guard it; and
• the need to alter their state of consciousness and release their lover.
This guide also shows women how they arrived at their current state, how to repair their instincts, and how to get to know and make friends with their vulnerabilities.
The Psychology of Abusive/Predatory Relationships assists women to discover the gifts within themselves, determine what they want out of life, devise a plan, and go for it using the energy of the predator’s rage so they are free to recreate their life.