The Princess and the Psychopath
E-book, Czech
The Princess and the Psychopath
Relationship under the manipulator's tact and how to get out of it
In love or manipulated? Find out how to have a healthy relationship like a fairy tale!
When a woman is seen by a psychopath, all hell can break loose. And it's hard to resist! He can mix amorous cocktails full of admiration, passion and grand gestures. The good guys just look on sadly with open mouths... But alas, when a psychopath captures, he turns into a bully, or gets fed up and moves on. But there are cases where you can live a pretty good life with it. Psychiatrist Radkin Honzák and writer Klára Mandausová reflect on the alchemy of relationships and how to use it to conjure up a fabulous, not toxic, partnership.
In the book, you will find not only expert explanations or recommendations on how to recognize and treat a psychopath, but also four stories inspired by real lives. What to do when a lover turns out to be a manipulator? Is it possible to live with a psychopath for many years without knowing who you are dealing with? And what happens when desire, sometimes even for bliss, blinds your eyes? A part is also devoted to cases where living with or meeting a psychopath ended tragically.
Klára Mandausová
Klára Mandausová graduated from the University of Economics in Prague. For thirteen years she worked at MF DNES, where she wrote about health and family finances, and was an editor at Marianne and Forbes. Now she is a literary editor at Mladá fronta publishing house and is also a writer in her own right. She has fifteen books to her credit as author or co-author. These include the novels Slunečnice (Sunflowers), Reward for Infidelity, Against the Fur, and When Dawn Breaks on the Mountains. Together with psychiatrist Radkin Honzak, she has published the books Girls Are Sometimes Hard, Men Are Guilty? or put them behind you. She also conducted a book interview with the clergyman Mark Orko Vácha and prepared a journalistic book Vietnamese Heart, Czech Home.
Radkin Honzák
Radkin Honzák headed the Department of Medical Psychology, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics at the 1st Medical Faculty of Charles University for ten years and still works at IKEM in the outpatient clinic and transplant programme. His book How to Live and Avoid Burnout Syndrome was published in several editions in Vyšehrad, his book interview with Renata Červenková Všichni žjem' v blázinci and Psychosomatická prvouka (Psychosomatic First Lesson) were a huge success.
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