The Way out of Emotional Abuse

Learn the Signs of Mental Abuse and How to Stop It!

De: Moe Alodah

Narrado por: Jackie Marie

When in danger, it's okay to feel afraid. This fear generates several split-second changes in the body to prepare for the "fight-or-flight" response. And that's healthy!

Some individuals who go through psychological abuse of all types somehow neither fight nor flee, but freeze, and accept it as if things will get better one day! However, for many this day never shows up!

In this book, you will learn all about these signs of psychological abuse and how to get out of it.

Here are some of the critical things you will learn emotional abuse:

• What is really emotional abuse?
• Understanding emotional abuse
• Types of emotional abuse
• Effects of emotional abuse
• Emotional bullying
• Emotional blackmail
• How to avoid being a victim of emotional blackmailing
• Verbal abuse
• Signs of verbal bullying
• The general effects of emotional bullying to the victims
• Psychological abuse
• Knowing you are a victim of mental abuse
• How those around us can make us realize that we are psychologically injured
• Emotional manipulation
• Signs that you are emotionally being manipulated.
• The way out of emotional abuse
• Emotional management
• Some of the important strategies to manage your strong negative emotions
• The types of therapy for emotional abuse

©2016 Moe Alodah (P)2016 Moe Alodah

Quite short

The book was short, and I thought it could have contained a lot more defined information. Some of the things inside seemed inaccurate and potentially offensive. At one point in the beginning of the book, the emotional abuse was referred to as a condition. While some things were worthwhile, I found it overall unsatisfying.

Captured my attention.

After reading this book, I realized I was facing emotional abuse in many areas of my life. I suspected one, but had never considered this to be prevailing in all parts of my life. From work to family life, emotional abuse is something I have learned to tolerate and overlook for years. I can now confront it and take the weight off my shoulders. I cannot thank this author enough for bringing this to my attention.

Entirely informative.

I found that I not only disliked the woman’s voice, which seemed extremely whiny and lacked emotion. She also read extremely slow and I had a difficult time staying focused on the story when she spoke so slowly but changing the speed to 1.25X helped. This was entirely informative and an overall good book, but the voice was the largest downfall.

It's wordy but informative.

It was very wordy and could have been shortened in many parts, but informative. I bought the book to listen to all the information and that is what was included. I any informative book it becomes a challenge to stay focused.

It has a lot of perks.

The book had a lot of perks: good information (and a lot of it!), coping mechanisms, etc. But it used a lot of norms (name calling/sarcasm) as examples of emotional abuse. These are things that everyone does regularly to friends and loved ones. Me for example: I use sarcasm and name calling on a regular basis. Because of those things, I feel that while the book may be sound, it tends to overexaggerate.