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A brilliant book about how we identify the often-charming people who only spread misery.
Jeremy Vine, BBC Radio 2
Highly Commended in the BMA Medical Book Awards 2018
Some people are so stressful, they can actually make us ill. Gameplayers, bullies, users and abusers all pose a risk to our health and welfare if we dont take action. This book presents the tools we need to deal with the toxic people in our lives who drain our energy. It explains how to make healthy relationship choices, set proper boundaries and recognize the red flags that should alert us to avoid certain people. Topics include:
toxic types and how to identify them
dangerous people aggressors, sadists and psychopaths
understanding why others behave as they do
toxic families
toxic places, including where you work
how to protect yourself
choosing your friends carefully
vital principles for coping with toxicity
If youre surrounded by the takers of this world, read this book and gain the freedom to make your own choices and live your own life.
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Toxic People
Dr Tim Cantopher studied at University College London and University College Hospital. He trained as a psychiatrist at St James Hospital, Portsmouth, and St Georges Hospital Medical School. He has been a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists since 1983 and was elected fellow of the college in 1999. He worked as a consultant psychiatrist with the Priory Group of Hospitals from 1993 until his retirement from clinical practice in 2015, and is married with three children. This is Dr Cantophers fifth book, and he has published a number of research projects across the field of psychiatry. He is the author of Depressive Illness: The curse of the strong (2003, 2006), Stress-related Illness (2007), Beating Insomnia (2016) and Dying for a Drink (2016), all published by Sheldon Press.
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Breast Cancer: Your treatment choices
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: What you need to know about CFS/ME
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The Chronic Pain Diet Book
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Coping with Coeliac Disease: Strategies to change your diet and life
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Coping with Liver Disease
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Coping with the Psychological Effects of Cancer
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Coping with the Psychological Effects of Illness
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Coping with Thyroid Disease
Mark Greener
Depression: Why it happens and how to overcome it
Dr Paul Hauck
Depression and Anxiety the Drug-Free Way
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Depressive Illness: The curse of the strong
Dr Tim Cantopher
The Diabetes Healing Diet
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Dr Dawns Guide to Brain Health
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Dr Dawns Guide to Digestive Health
Dr Dawn Harper
Dr Dawns Guide to Healthy Eating for Diabetes
Dr Dawn Harper
Dr Dawns Guide to Healthy Eating for IBS
Dr Dawn Harper
Dr Dawns Guide to Heart Health
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Dr Dawns Guide to Sexual Health
Dr Dawn Harper
Dr Dawns Guide to Weight and Diabetes
Dr Dawn Harper
Dr Dawns Guide to Womens Health
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The Empathy Trap: Understanding antisocial personalities
Dr Jane McGregor and Tim McGregor
Epilepsy: Complementary and alternative treatments
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The Fibromyalgia Healing Diet
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Hay Fever: How to beat it
Dr Paul Carson
The Heart Attack Survival Guide
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Helping Elderly Relatives
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Hold Your Head up High
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The Holistic Health Handbook
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How to Accept Yourself
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How to Be Your Own Best Friend
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How to Beat Worry and Stress
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How to Eat Well When You Have Cancer
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How to Listen So that People Talk
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How to Lower Your Blood Pressure: And keep it down
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How to Start a Conversation and Make Friends
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How to Stop Worrying
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Invisible Illness: Coping with misunderstood conditions
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Rosemary Nicol
The Irritable Bowel Stress Book
Rosemary Nicol
Jealousy: Why it happens and how to overcome it
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Living with Autism
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Living with Bipolar Disorder
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Living with Fibromyalgia
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