Narcissism

People who find themselves in destructive relationships often come from home environments that mirror such dynamics. They feel an unconscious comfort in patterns that reflect their early experiences.

Drawing from psychological insights, Inna explores how childhood traumas can influence the kind of partners we repeatedly attract. She raises essential questions: What is codependency? What does it mean to be addicted to relationships? Many individuals lose their sense of self and fail to recognize the signs of emotional or psychological abuse.

In her two books, Inna offers tools to help identify people with mental disorders early on- while also encouraging readers to look inward and better understand themselves. Alongside communication guidance, she integrates practical strategies from the field of neurlinguistic programming (NLP). Her work on narcissism delves into how narcissists manipulate rather than communicate- using ambiguous language, playing the victim, and casting others in the role of the aggressor. They create confussion, plan doubt, and twist reality through tactics such as contradictory messaging and gaslighting.

Inna's writing sheds light on these toxic behaviors and helps readers build awareness, resilience, and healthier connections.