Fractures: How to find hope when healing from narcissism and other toxic behaviours

You know them—those individuals who are so enamoured with their own self-importance, they can’t see beyond themselves. But, if you’re in a relationship with someone displaying such behaviours, do you recognize the danger signs soon enough to avoid being collateral damage? When harm occurs within your family unit, you may often feel overwhelmed and ill-equipped to alter the relationship. You keep hoping the toxic behaviours will change or stop, yet you crave closeness even when it harms you. Making matters worse? The offender often makes you feel as if you’re the problem.

By following the stories of six families who share their perspectives about navigating long-term, negative effects of toxic behaviours, you’ll discover how to recognize them . . .

And, how to protect yourself from a life of regret.


An international speaker and hypnotherapist, coach and NLP trainer, author Faith Wood mediates and coaches individuals and families enduring family fractures. With over three decades of experience under her belt navigating conflict, Fractures demonstrates how to find and hold onto hope when caught up in emotional trauma.