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Splitting (Bill Eddy LCSW JD)
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#highconflictdivorce #borderlinepersonalitytraits #narcissisticbehavior #childcustodydisputes #legalcommunicationstrategy #Splitting
Splitting by Bill Eddy and Randi Kreger is a practical guide for people facing divorce or custody conflict with an ex-partner who shows traits associated with borderline personality disorder or narcissistic personality disorder, and in some discussions other high conflict patterns. Written from a blend of legal and mental health perspectives, the book focuses on what tends to make these separations uniquely difficult: rapid shifts from idealization to hostility, intense blame, manipulation of narratives, and repeated crises that spill into court, coparenting, and extended family systems. Rather than offering a generic divorce overview, it aims to help readers recognize predictable conflict cycles and respond in ways that reduce risk. The authors emphasize preparation, documentation, and careful communication, along with choosing professionals who understand high conflict dynamics. The overall purpose is protective and strategic: help the more stable partner navigate negotiations, court procedures, and parenting disputes while limiting opportunities for escalation and reducing emotional and financial damage.
Splitting is best suited for people who are separating, divorcing, or already in custody litigation with an ex who behaves in extreme, blame driven, or manipulation prone ways, especially when those behaviors resemble borderline or narcissistic patterns. It is also useful for family law attorneys, mediators, and therapists who want a readable orientation to how emotional volatility can collide with court procedures. Readers benefit most when they treat the book as a strategy and risk management manual rather than a diagnostic label. The practical payoff is a clearer plan for communication, documentation, professional selection, and courtroom presentation, along with emotional guidance for staying steady when the other party escalates. Compared with many divorce books that focus on negotiation skills for cooperative couples, this one stands out for addressing the reality of persistent conflict and the ways legal processes can be exploited. It also differentiates itself from general personality disorder resources by translating high conflict behavior into concrete divorce and parenting decisions. The result is a guide that aims to reduce chaos, improve personal safety and legal posture, and protect children from being swallowed by the dispute.
- Amazon USA Store: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1684036119?tag=9natree-20
- Amazon Worldwide Store: https://global.buys.trade/Splitting-Bill-Eddy-LCSW-JD.html
- Apple Books: https://books.apple.com/us/audiobook/splitting-second-edition-protecting-yourself-while/id1642075141?itsct=books_box_link&itscg=30200&ls=1&at=1001l3bAw&ct=9natree
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- Read more: https://english.9natree.com/read/1684036119/
#highconflictdivorce #borderlinepersonalitytraits #narcissisticbehavior #childcustodydisputes #legalcommunicationstrategy #Splitting
Splitting by Bill Eddy and Randi Kreger is a practical guide for people facing divorce or custody conflict with an ex-partner who shows traits associated with borderline personality disorder or narcissistic personality disorder, and in some discussions other high conflict patterns. Written from a blend of legal and mental health perspectives, the book focuses on what tends to make these separations uniquely difficult: rapid shifts from idealization to hostility, intense blame, manipulation of narratives, and repeated crises that spill into court, coparenting, and extended family systems. Rather than offering a generic divorce overview, it aims to help readers recognize predictable conflict cycles and respond in ways that reduce risk. The authors emphasize preparation, documentation, and careful communication, along with choosing professionals who understand high conflict dynamics. The overall purpose is protective and strategic: help the more stable partner navigate negotiations, court procedures, and parenting disputes while limiting opportunities for escalation and reducing emotional and financial damage.
Splitting is best suited for people who are separating, divorcing, or already in custody litigation with an ex who behaves in extreme, blame driven, or manipulation prone ways, especially when those behaviors resemble borderline or narcissistic patterns. It is also useful for family law attorneys, mediators, and therapists who want a readable orientation to how emotional volatility can collide with court procedures. Readers benefit most when they treat the book as a strategy and risk management manual rather than a diagnostic label. The practical payoff is a clearer plan for communication, documentation, professional selection, and courtroom presentation, along with emotional guidance for staying steady when the other party escalates. Compared with many divorce books that focus on negotiation skills for cooperative couples, this one stands out for addressing the reality of persistent conflict and the ways legal processes can be exploited. It also differentiates itself from general personality disorder resources by translating high conflict behavior into concrete divorce and parenting decisions. The result is a guide that aims to reduce chaos, improve personal safety and legal posture, and protect children from being swallowed by the dispute.
