by Dr. Jeanne KIng, Ph.D.

The “you’re crazy,” “she’s sick,” “he’s psycho” is a pattern that I have come to recognize as diagnostic. That is, it suggests that I’m dealing with someone who reflexively will make the other person wrong, broken, less than they.

If you are on the receiving end of this “crazy-making” routine, then you probably know what I mean. Unfortunately, many in this position begin knowing they are not as their partner alleges but over time, they themselves become confused.

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