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The United States of Disconnection is more than a book - it's the beginning of a movement. Therapist and writer Darren Elliott names what millions have felt but struggled to articulate: America is living through narcissistic abuse on a national scale. From family homes to the Oval Office, patterns of gaslighting, blame-shifting, and fear-based control have been normalized. This book asks urgent questions readers are already asking: What's wrong with America? Can America change? How do we heal political abuse and division? It reveals how admiring the wrong traits - domination over empathy, cruelty over compassion - has reshaped our culture. What we admire, we eventually become. Fear shuts down empathy and love, and it has been weaponized against us. It's time to admire the traits of honesty, kindness, acceptance, and love. Let's move towards those traits, one relationship at a time. That's what our growing collection of free resources are here for. Narcissism is not an identity. It is a trauma adaptation. And what is adapted can be reshaped. With clarity and warmth, Elliott offers: Insight into how narcissistic abuse patterns affect families, churches, and politics. Recognition of how cultural gaslighting has warped truth and trust. Tools for breaking Fear Loops and practicing Love Loops(TM) of connection. Free companion guides and book club tools to spark conversations of healing. For readers of Brené Brown, Harriet Lerner, Terry Real, and Gabor Maté, this is both timely and timeless: a roadmap for cultural recovery and a love letter to reconnection. ���� Book clubs & small groups: Free discussion guides available at TheNarcissismRecoveryProject.com, LoveLoops.love, and WakeUpGuides.com.

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Darren Elliott, RP, is a registered psychotherapist and founder of The Narcissism Recovery Project(TM), OnlineTherapyOntario.com, LoveLoops.love, and LGBTQTherapy.ca. His first published book, The United States of Disconnection, grows out of a decade of work that has splintered into a movement of guides, resources, and communities dedicated to healing from narcissism, emotional immaturity, and cultural disconnection. Elliott combines clinical insight with cultural commentary, creating tools that help people rebuild trust, empathy, and connection. He is also the creator of Doreen Devine(TM), a drag queen performer and recovering narcissist character who brings humor, humanity, and hope to the conversation on mental health.

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