Have you ever felt manipulated, cheated, or humiliated by a colleague, partner, or family member, leaving you to question your own sanity? Bestselling author David Gillespie investigates the hidden prevalence of the everyday psychopath. While we often associate psychopathy with violent criminals, Gillespie reveals that up to ten per cent of the population may exhibit psychopathic traits without ever breaking the law. These individuals, charming yet dangerous, thrive by exploiting those around them at home and in the workplace.
Taming Toxic People is both a meticulously researched analysis and a practical survival guide. By drawing on scientific insights into the psychopathic mind, the book empowers readers to identify these destructive individuals and provides essential strategies for managing or restraining their influence. Beyond personal relationships, Gillespie examines how the rise of individualism has allowed these personalities to flourish, offering a sobering warning about the impact of toxic behaviour on our wider society. If you are struggling to deal with a pathologically difficult person, this compelling book offers the clarity and actionable tools needed to reclaim your peace of mind and protect your well-being.
Used (good, see images, some cover wear) Softcover ISBN 9781743535875
