Narcissists in Therapy and in Life: A Psychologist's Perspective

This book describes the psychotherapeutic work with narcissists and the "victims of narcissists" through the stories of two clients and their psychotherapist.

The author examines the issue from different angles: from the outside, from the psychologist's perspective, and from the inside, from the clients' perspective—narcissists and people who are in unhealthy relationships. 

All of this is presented not in the form of dry theory, but through vivid specific examples, with descriptions of psychotherapeutic sessions that are connected by a common narrative.

The characters appear before us as ordinary people who make mistakes, suffer, rejoice, and overcome their limitations in the process of psychotherapy. The book is aimed at a wide audience with any level of psychological training but will be particularly useful for students of psychology faculties and beginner psychologists.