Dr. Theresa J. Covert

A life changing book for anyone trapped in a toxic relationshipIs divorce really a tragedy? No, the tragedy is living in an unhappy and unhealthy marriage and showing children the wrong way to love. These are the tragedies. Divorce is not a death sentence.
Do you recognize any of these scenarios in your relationship?

 • Your partner blames you for their cheating? It is your fault they had to stray.
 • Maybe you are already separated or broken up. However, you continually go back to them because they beg, make promises that it will be better, or that they will change. Some will even threaten you if you don’t come back.
 • Do you find yourself changing your wants and feelings to accommodate them, because they will not change?
 • At one time, was you partner overly charming and said the things you wanted to hear? But now, they are disagreeable about everything, mean and even condescending?
 • You try to have a normal discussion with them about a general, simple topic, only for them to turn it into a disagreement or argument.

Divorce or breakups are never easy, and with a narcissist it is more difficult especially when you do not have the help from someone who has been through the same things you have. You need experienced help to avoid financial mistakes that could cost you your savings, assets and even custody of your children. 

What are your choices? Stay with the narcissist and be unhappy or leave them and find happiness. How does one leave a narcissist for good? There is no easy answer, but I can help you work through it. I have been there … I have been in your shoes.

You need someone with the knowledge, training, education and personal experience of navigating this mine field of emotions and healing.

Trei Taylor

Gabriele Di Dio

Divorcing and Healing From a Narcissist: Emotional and Narcissistic Abuse Recovery. Co-parenting After an Emotionally Destructive Marriage and Splitting up With With a Toxic Ex