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From Silence to Strength

Tammy’s award-winning book My Mother Was an Asshole: How to Recognize, Survive, and Heal from Covert Narcissistic Abuse opens the door to healing.

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“Raw, plainspoken, and piercingly honest, Tammy S. Drost’s memoir is both deeply personal and universally relevant. My Mother Was an Asshole belongs on the shelf of every survivor ready to break free.”

— Thomas Anderson, Editor in Chief
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“Every page felt like she had been in my house, watching my childhood unfold. This book is a mirror for those who have lived through it—and a map for those ready to heal.”

— Rachel C., Daughter
Survivor of Covert Narcissistic Abuse

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“As a Special Education Teacher with nearly three decades of experience, I’ve seen firsthand how covert narcissistic abuse hides beneath the surface of so many students’ struggles. Tammy’s honesty and insight make this book a lifeline for survivors and those who support them.”

— Terri B., A Grateful Special Education Teacher
Connecticut Public Schools

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