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Girl, Get Out!: How to Leave a Narcissist and Keep Your Kids, Money, Sanity and Soul

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Girl, Get Out!: How to Leave a Narcissist and Keep Your Kids, Money, Sanity and Soul
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Laura Charanza
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:200
Dimensions(mm): Height 228,Width 152
Category/GenreCoping With Personal Problems
ISBN/Barcode 9781098329341
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher BookBaby
Imprint BookBaby
Publication Date 9 December 2020
Publication Country United States

Description

Laura Charanza grew up struggling with narcissists then married one. For five years before leaving her abusive husband she planned and strategized. What took Laura five years to learn, you can in 200 pages. Find out how to safely leave a toxic relationship with a narcissist, and not just survive, but thrive! From choosing an attorney to documenting abuse, Laura teaches you her proven methods of getting out, whole, happy and recovered. Do you feel like you can't leave, and if you do, you don't even know where to go? Laura Charanza, the Amazon Best-Selling Author of "Ugly Love: A Survivor's Story of Narcissistic Abuse," has a roadmap to help you.

Author Biography

Laura Charanza is a survivor of forty years of narcissistic abuse and a certified life coach specializing in narcissistic abuse recovery. Laura works with Dr. Les Carter on the YouTube Channel Surviving Narcissism, where they have over 300k subscribers and 32 million views. Laura began her recovery from narcissistic abuse after divorcing a narcissist in 2015. Her first book, Ugly Love: A Survivors Story of Narcissistic Abuse, was an Amazon #1 Best Seller within hours of its release. Laura soon began working on her second manuscript, compiling her knowledge of divorce and recovery for other survivors to utilize. Laura was a television journalist for CBS and ABC affiliates around the country, before leaving journalism to accept a position in biotechnology sales. Laura works for a San Diego-based biotech company and lives in Dallas, Texas, with her teenage son and two rambunctious Labradoodles.