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The white knight syndrome : rescuing yourself from your need to rescue others

By Mary C. Lamia , Marilyn J. Krieger

Book information

Publisher
New Harbinger Publications
Year
2009
ISBN
9781282277120, 128227712X, 9781572248052, 157224805X, 9781608825158, 1608825159
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
646 kB (661271 bytes)
Pages
0\0
Time added
2017-12-30 01:47:04
Couples -- Psychology;Need (Psychology);Helping be

Description

White knights--also known as rescuers, fixers, or enablers-are men or women who are attracted to seemingly weak, damaged, and vulnerable partners. The White Knight Syndrome identifies and explores this common relationship pattern and helps these individuals build the skills they need to develop healthy, balanced relationships. Acknowledgments Introduction The Contemporary White Knight Behind the Motivation to Rescue Who This Book Is For Why We Wrote This Book What This Book Covers Let's Begin 1. White Knight Basics White Knight Commonalities The Subtypes The Rescuer Who May Also Be the Rescued The White Knight Syndrome 2. The White Knight in Training Attachment and Yo.

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