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Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
Save Your Sanity
Help for Toxic Relationships
The Save Your Sanity podcast offers episodes filled with the expert insights, validation, strategies, and support you need to recognize, manage, and recover from relationships with the relentlessly difficult, toxic--and often disturbing--people that host Dr. Rhoberta Shaler calls Hijackals®. She offers invaluable help to stop the second-guessing, undermining, and crazy-making traits, patterns, and cycles you have encountered in relationships with folks like those. Understand the ways, whys, and hows that verbal abuse, emotional...
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Ratings & Reviews
4.7 stars from 321 ratings
A great loss!
Dr. Shaler’s inspired wisdom help me so much. She will be greatly missed.
Bravouser1234 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/27/24
This podcast has been a complete blessing . After 10 years I’ve finally taken back my power and removed the blockage from my life and this podcast has given me so much education , insight and validation on who and what I have been dealing with all these years . It’s helped me to understand the...Read full review »
Tee Nic via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/30/23
5 Star Podcast
Excellent, thank you! I wish I had found you earlier but having gone through an intense and insane situation I see now what was happening to me, what a pawn I was being made into, and why I could never do enough no matter how much I did. Thank you for laying out the hijackal landscape so clearly...Read full review »
Paula 144 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/30/23
Recent Episodes
This audio was recorded in 2006, long before Hijackals became Dr. Shaler's focus. Rethinking Selfishness: "What if I told you that I now value selfishness? Would that be shocking? Not only do I value it, but I encourage others to value it and practice it." In this first of our upcoming Legacy...
Published 04/22/24
Whether you're looking for a new friend or a potential new relationship, you don't want to be trauma dumping. When you let your whole story fly, someone else is likely to get crushed by it. Out of the gate, with someone new, it's smart to establish a relationship dynamic based on balance, mutual...
Published 03/12/24
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