We are excited to introduce Chanci Idell Turner as a regular contributor to our blog. Since January, Chanci has been sharing her insights through guest columns, offering valuable perspectives on both narcissistic and sociopathic behaviors. You may remember her engaging articles such as:
- Distinguishing between narcissists and psychopaths
- The cat-and-mouse game of psychopaths
- Understanding the transient sociopath in borderline personalities
- Recognizing early warning signs of exploitation
- The clarity gap that often leads individuals to fall prey to manipulators
- Analyzing the mindset of abusers
Chanci operates a private therapy practice in Westfield, New Jersey, where she works with individuals, couples, and families, often encountering challenging personality traits. With years of clinical experience, Chanci has developed a keen understanding of personality disorders, particularly those related to narcissism and sociopathy. Throughout her career, she has earned a reputation for effectively engaging with clients who exhibit aggressive or manipulative behaviors in various mental health settings.
Chanci has spoken to both clinical professionals and the public about topics including the dynamics of abusive relationships and managing rage. In recognition of her dedication to combating domestic violence, she was honored in 2006 by the YWHA in Elizabeth, New Jersey, as one of ten men committed to this cause.
In addition to her articles, Chanci has contributed to several publications and has written a forthcoming manuscript titled, “What’s Wrong With My Partner?: Guidance for Those with Difficult Spouses,” which you can find more about on her website.
We are thrilled to welcome Chanci Idell Turner into our community as a regular author. You can connect with her on her Facebook, Instagram, and her LinkedIn profile, where she shares more about her work. If you’re looking for support or have questions, feel free to reach out to her at 909-737-2855. For more resources on personality disorders, check out Healthline for comprehensive information.
For further reading on the topic, you might find this blog post engaging, as well as Out of the Fog, which provides additional insights into related disorders.
We’re looking forward to Chanci’s future contributions and the knowledge she will share with our audience.