Schizoid Personality Disorder: Encouraging Relationships, Growth and Bonding in Persons with Schizoid or Social Anxiety Disorder: Transcend Mediocrity, Book 36, by J.B. Snow
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"The best way to coax a cat out of a tree is with much patience and perseverance." - Michael A. Weiss
Schizoid personality disorder is a challenging set of personality traits that leaves a person isolated and lonely, despite a strong longing that some schizoids have to belong and fit in with others. OCPD (Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder) is a pervasive personality with traits of rigidity, inflexibility, agitation, and stubbornness. Traits from one disorder often cross over into the other disorder, and many people with OCPD also have underlying schizoid tendencies.
In this audiobook, I hope to help you discover more information about schizoid personality disorder, its causes, and where you (or your friend) fall on the broad schizoid spectrum. We'll discuss different reasons that a person might have become schizoid and/or OCPD, including differences in the brain, head injury causes, and the different types of parenting in infancy that might have caused the disorder. We'll also discuss how a child with a more sensitive temperament is often the one who is more prone to becoming schizoid early in their development, and how this serves to protect them and cope with the things in their world which are strange and often scary to them.
When producing this audiobook, I consulted with my husband, who has experienced a majority of the schizoid traits for most of his life. He compensated for his schizoid traits and social ineptness by implementing many obsessive compulsive personality traits that make up his OCPD tendencies and his strict routines that he uses to calm and center himself.
Schizoid Personality Disorder: Encouraging Relationships, Growth and Bonding in Persons with Schizoid or Social Anxiety Disorder: Transcend Mediocrity, Book 36, by J.B. Snow- Amazon Sales Rank: #54130 in Audible
- Published on: 2015-09-16
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 62 minutes
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Good, but not truly about SPD. By Josh Were the title changed, the book would be quite great.But as-is, the title is largely misleading if not flat-out inaccurate. The descriptions herein are, by and large, not about SPD. The book is, in fact, much more accurately described as a book about Schizotypal Personality Disorder (STPD), which differs from SPD in very fundamental ways. The use of 'social anxiety' and 'fear' every other page is a good example of this misunderstanding. Schizoids, in general, don't prefer to be alone due to social anxiety, fear of failure to interact with others, fear of awkwardness, etc etc. They are simply *apathetic* about relationships, quite literally unable to see the value in them that a normal person does. A schizoid might simply say "I would be making more of my life were I doing X right now rather than chit-chatting with someone" -- that is to say, SPD is an issue of the brain's internal valuation of activities. SPD is mostly about apathy -- lack of desire to interact, be part of things, 'go with the flow,' often coupled with an acute inability to experience strong emotion. It is not about failure to interact due to fear.It may seem like semantics to some, but there's really a difference here, especially to someone who has SPD and is looking for help. As an SPD, much of this information is not helpful, and, in fact, quite agitating when it is describing STPD tendencies. After a while, it really started to grate on me how much the emphasis was on neglect, social inability, fear, ...none of which are part of me or the 'typical' SPD -- we're generally fully-capable of engaging in social activities and conversation without fear (in fact, the SPD's classic apathy concerning how others view them makes such a fear contradictory in the first place). The difference is that we don't want to, because we see no value in it. And that part is what I'm interested in, but did not get from this book. As an SPD, it would help me tremendously to understand why I don't value relationships, because -- and this part of the book is very much true -- humans are wired to require social interaction, and even in the absence of any desire to interact, negative effects still accumulate without social interaction.Again, the book was well-done, but needs a change of title. If the information I have provided is disputed, please refer to the DSM-V. The diagnostic criteria of SPD start on page 653, and for STPD, on page 655. You will find that SPD, as described by the latest DSM, is not congruent with the author's definition. To be fair, neither is STPD. But certainly, I feel that it is of utmost importance in any book describing SPD, that it be made clear that the individual is not suffering from anxiety or loneliness, but is genuinely more content without (many) relationships or social interactions. It has taken me quite some time to explain this to others, who, being normal people, don't believe it's possible to not want social interaction and think that beneath the apathetic exterior is a lonely puppy crying "I just want to be lovedddd." That's a cute image...but it's not what you'll find inside an SPD. Only apathy and the desire to go off and read more books on maths and science :)All the best to you and your husband. I still give 4 stars for the effort that I know you guys put into this and I'm sure it will end up helping many people regardless of naming (just not me, sadly!)
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. definitely By S. Kumar Obviously you can find out for yourself if you relate can exit the universe of one. Why do you feel like you're in solitary confinement?
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