Narcissistic Personality Disorder Toolbox: 55 Practical Treatment Techniques for Clients, Their Partners & Their Children Paperback – July 3, 2018

This is a great workbook with concise, constructive exercises with immediate, helpful application. It is written in non-threatening, non-shaming language with clear, concrete and constructive steps toward solutions.

If you are a therapist, you need this book in your library. I use it ALL THE TIME for children with narcissistic parents or partners of narcissist. They really break down NPD and offer great worksheets!

Many books attack narcissistic people, or teach others how to identify them in order to avoid them. This book instead provides clear and concise insights into the roots of narcissism, how therapists can work with narcissists, and how narcissists themselves can work to change their maladaptive and unhealthy beliefs, values, and patterns.

Good tool to help someone with narcissistic traits or personality

WONDERFUL

Really great book but it would be helpful to be able to download the worksheets

More like instructions to a psychologist than help for a person dealing with a NPD person

This book does do a good job of identifying whether or not someone is a narcissist and the potential causes of the behavior, and also to differentiate between someone with anti-social disorder narcissist from one who isn't. However, there is a lot of information here that can make it hard to for someone who is self-diagnosing this disorder to address it. It is best done with two people - an outsider, and the person.The book seems more on adaptive strategies for behavior, than it is on actually 'curing' it, which I guess is considered a treatment. And realistically, perhaps this is the approach to go as such behavior probably cannot be easily changed over a short period of time.Overall the book is very good a diagnosis, but the techniques themselves are, for the most part, not quick, and may not always work. There really are no magic bullets here, and this book offers a general guide to treatment that must be done on an individual to individual basis (as it should be).

I do have a degree in Psychology, so I was aware of some of this stuff. Probably not the first choice for a regular interested reader. The information is useful and does provide insight.

Working with clients with this presentation, I have found this book extremely helpful.