Name: Identity Fragility and Perception Distortion How a Threatened Sense of Self Rewrites Reality: THE REVERSAL SERIES · BOOK 15
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Author: SHOEMAKER, FRANKLIN;;;SHARRETT-SHOEMAKER, TONYA
ISBN: 9798194627639

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Identity Fragility and Perception Distortion How a Threatened Sense of Self Rewrites Reality: THE REVERSAL SERIES · BOOK 15

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SHOEMAKER, FRANKLIN;;;SHARRETT-SHOEMAKER, TONYA

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Identity Fragility and Perception Distortion How a Threatened Sense of Self Rewrites Reality: THE REVERSAL SERIES · BOOK 15

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This book was not born in a library. It was born in sessions, in conversations, in the accumulated weight of a thousand stories told by people who could not understand why the person they loved seemed to live in a completely different version of reality. It was born in the quiet devastation of clients who had been accused of things they never did, who had been re-cast as villains in narratives they did not recognize, who had been told, over and over, that their perceptions were wrong — until they began to believe it. At Dr. RAD The Attachment Code Breaker, our practice in Lakeland, Florida, we have always worked at the intersection of attachment theory, trauma, and relational dynamics. Over the years, a pattern emerged with striking regularity. At the center of the most painful, most entrenched relational systems we encountered was not simply a difficult personality or a communication deficit. There was something deeper: a self so fragile, so contingent, so dependent on external validation and internal rigidity that any threat to its coherence — real or imagined — triggered a complete rewriting of reality. The fragile person did not merely react. They reconstructed.