ADHD Experts Podcast

410- Gaslighting, Love Bombing & Beyond: How to Recognize (and End) Toxic Relationships with ADHD

Jul 8, 2022

01:02:56

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Stephanie Sarkis

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Do People Really Know What They're Doing?

01:14

How to Deal With Love Bombing in Relationships

01:56

Gas Lighting is a Pervasive Event

04:08

[[Counter gaslighting with boring indeterminant responses]]

05:24

Introduction

5min

How to Protect Yourself From Toxic Relationships When You Have a DHD

5min

How to Deal With Love Bombing in Relationships

2min

The Gas Lightener Wants to Pitc You Against Friends and Family

4min

Do You Have a Personality Disorder?

2min

Gas Lighting Is a Pervasive Event

4min

Relationships - Are They Good for Me?

4min

The Cycle of Guilt and Shame

5min

I'm Sorry, I Did This, I Need to Change It

2min

10.

How to Stop a Co Parenting Relationship

5min

11.

Do You Have a Human Resources Harassment Policy?

2min

12.

The Most Lethal Time Is When You Leave the Relationship

5min

13.

Are You Suffering From Abusive Behaviors?

2min

14.

Do You Have a Dh D?

2min

15.

Rejection Sensitive Desphoria

4min

16.

Is Your Parent Abusing You?

2min

17.

Anxiety and Depression - Is Gas Lighting a Red Flag?

2min

18.

How to Recover From a Narcissus Divorce?

3min

19.

Do You Have a Narcotic Relationship?

3min

Some research and plenty of anecdotal evidence suggests that people with ADHD may be more vulnerable to toxic relationships. Stephanie Sarkis, Ph.D., explains why — and how to avoid being a target of gaslighting, love bombing, or other emotional abuse.

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