Knowledge Is Power.

Are you just beginning the journey to divorce a narcissist? Prior to stepping onto the battlefield with a Narcissist, it is imperative to know their playbook both forwards and backwards. The
behavior of individuals with Narcissistic Personality Disorder generally defies logic but sadly, their tactics in the Family Court System often fool Judges, Commissioners, Attorneys, Minor’s Counsel, Social Workers, Therapists and even trained Evaluators. Narcissists are the masters of
manipulation and projection and are known to launch stealth assaults that will leave their victims in an utter state of confusion and desperation. Victims are often left shattered and without a voice
because they feel that no one could possibly believe or understand what they are silently enduring. 

In this one-hour course, Tina Swithin will provide you with an overview of divorcing a narcissist — this is one you won’t want to miss! 

- NPD 101 (knowing your opponent) 

- NPD traits that contribute to high-conflict divorce

- Hiring an attorney 

- Building your team 

- Strategy versus emotion

- Family court 101 (learning the system) 

- Organization 

- Standing firm in your truth 

- Communication

- Combating alienation claims 

- Custody evaluations

After this course, you will receive the link to review the recording whenever you need a refresher course or, a pep talk. 

Parental alienation is junk science, not accepted or recognized by ANY credible organization such as WHO or the American Psychological Association (APA), yet it is a HUGE money maker for 

attorneys and therapists. This terminology (alienation or parental alienation syndrome) is the
language of the oppressor and should never be used however; it is used. In fact, it’s used by the abuser to remove children from their healthy parent.

The most common tactic used by the narcissist; claims of parental alienation. The narcissist
accuses you of turning the kids against him/her, when in fact the kids can see for themselves what is happening without you saying a word. The reality is, the abusers own actions turn the 

children away. The narcissist may accuse you of “gatekeeping” when you try to prevent your kids from being in physically or emotionally unsafe situations. You may be accused of “enmeshment” when the narcissist is in a jealous rage that your kids are naturally more comfortable with you. The narcissist’s own actions and behavior (abuse) is what turns the children away – yet the finger is pointing at you!

If you are concerned about accusations or claims of alienation, gatekeeping or enmeshment in your future, this is an online course that you won’t want to miss. In this course, we will also discuss the disturbing origins of parental alienation which traces back to Richard’s Gardner’s alliance with
pedophiles. Parental alienation is the number one tool for abusers to remove custody from healthy parents and even though it has been discredited as “junk science,” it is a widely used 

accusation in many courtrooms.

In this course, we will discuss the following:

-The Most Common Alienation Allegations 

-The Origin of the Alienation Movement

-The Present Day Alienation Movement 

- How to Safeguard Yourself (and your case) from Alienation Accusations 

Are you struggling with 

documentation in your child custody battle? A well-organized documentation system allows you to properly convey your concerns to family court professionals ( judges, GAL’s, evaluators, 

mediators and attorneys). Tina Swithin, Founder of One Mom’s Battle and Author of  “Divorcing a Narcissist” credits much of the success in her own child custody case to her organizational 

system.  

In this hour-long course, Tina will guide you through the steps you need to replicate her own
personal documentation system. This online course will prove helpful no matter where you are in your child custody battle. 

Are you struggling to understand how to properly communicate with a narcissist (or high-conflict individual) during your child custody battle? Communication during a child custody battle with a 

narcissist, and more specifically, strategic communication, plays a huge role in the outcome (positive or negative) of family court cases. The reality is, most people play right into the narcissist’s trap and wind up looking like they are part of the conflict. 

In this course, we will discuss the following:

- The Reality of Family Court (Radical Acceptance: they don’t know either of you)

- Understanding Narcissistic Communication 

- Gray Rock vs Yellow Rock Communication

- What is “The Yellow Rock Mentality?” 

- Decoding the Narcissist’s Communication

- Strategic Communication for the Win 

Having a strategic mindset and removing emotions is a tall but crucial step to painting a picture of who the narcissist is — and who you are as a person and, as a parent.