
Keeping Your Cool When Hijackals Don’t!
Hijackals–those relentlessly difficult people in your life–like to think they have power over you. They practice that–in fact, check that–by trying to make you lose

Keeping Your Cool When Hijackals Don’t!
Hijackals–those relentlessly difficult people in your life–like to think they have power over you. They practice that–in fact, check that–by trying to make you lose

Do You Know How to Recognize A Narcissist?
Some Hijackals have traits that include those of narcissists. I think that too many people use clinical labels for the behaviors of others without knowing
Have You Given Up Your Boundaries? | Self-Strengthening
When you are in a relationship with a chronically difficult person, aka a Hijackal•, you have likely given up on expressing your boundaries. Unfortunately, that’s
Setting Boundaries | Hints For Handling Hijackals®
Often, we don’t learn to set boundaries in our lives. Although it is never a good idea to be “boundary-less,” we are often in healthy
Gaslighting | Hijackal® Relationships
Have you started second-guessing yourself and questioning your sanity around your partner, parent or boss? Do you have a totally version of what happened in
Hoovering | Hijackal Relationships
“Hoovering?” Yes, it’s a thing! It happens in relationships with Hijackals®. Have you been “hoovered?” Have you walked away from the relationship for very good

What It Feels Like To Be With A Hijackal® | Hijackal Relationships
If you’ve done my eCourse – Seeing the Cycles – you’ll be familiar with the “Hallmarks of Hijackals”… Now, it’s time to focus on you.

Anger & Aggression Ruin Relationships. Think About This.
When there is anger and aggression, do the wise thing: look inward first. Why start with you? Because you can’t change others! Be wise. Start

Difficult People At Work Make You Want to Stay Home
Hijackals®, aka chronically difficult people at work, can create a daily hell when you have to interact with them. How do they show up and

Boomerang of Blame: Why Difficult People Make It All Your Fault
“It’s crazy-making! No matter how wrong s/he is, it’s always my fault. I’m to blame!” That’s what I hear from so many clients: everything is