Becoming the Narcissist's Nightmare: How to Devalue and Discard the Narcissist While Supplying Yourself is an in-depth look into pathological narcissism in intimate relationships, friendships, family, society and culture. Upon its pre-order release, it ranked #1 in Amazon Bestselling books in Personality Disorders. It was also featured on the bestselling list for two other categories. It has been a #1 Amazon Bestseller in Personality Disorders for 18+ consecutive months since its release.Power: Surviving and Thriving After Narcissistic Abuse was released in 2017 and was also featured as a #1 Amazon Bestseller in Applied Psychology.Miniature e-book guides to narcissism and narcissistic abuse, Fifty Shades of Narcissism and Your Brain on Love, Sex and the Narcissist were also featured in the Top 10 Kindle Bestselling list, most notably for personality disorders, self-help and sexual addiction. The Smart Girl's Guide to Self-Care, my 2014 book for younger readers, was featured as a #1 Bestseller in Women's Personal Growth.

For SAT Program Information: • Designed and presented research project on innovative outreach to first-generation and undocumented students to promote college readiness and access to underserved student populations. Targeted parent, student and counselor interactions.• Strengthened messaging approaches to target demographic by conducting educational research and summarizing trend reports to track the attitudes and consumer behavior of Millennials.• Provided vital communications insight on promotional materials for the College Board’s student-based websites and social media platforms.• Supported promotion of SAT exam in underserved states by analyzing data of SAT usage and promotion across regions and documenting upcoming conferences and outreach events.• Oversaw changes to the SAT website to ensure clarity and consistency in student registration information.• Participated in focus groups, intern committee meetings and brainstorming sessions with the Innovation Create team to provide crucial feedback and ideas about student-based services and product planning.• Performed face-to-face outreach and promoted College Board’s mission to high school students at several volunteer events. August 2012 - Present College-Bound Seniors Program• Assisted with key marketing campaigns and the editing of marketing materials.• Executed extensive e-mail outreach campaigns for promotion of products and customer retention resulting in a large increase of revenue for the College-Bound Seniors Program.• Ensured high quality in customer services and communications for districts and high schools placing data orders.• Oversaw and managed distribution and delivery of College-Bound Seniors data, State Scholarship Data and State Extract Data in a timely and efficient manner.• Crafted FAQ based on customer inquiries and data analysis tools to enhance communication between customers and Customer Order Support.

• Proofread and copyedited articles for the student-run newspaper.• Corresponded with article writers and prepared submissions for final publication.• Wrote and contributed articles to the newspaper regarding the student experience.

• Helped prepare educational research data for distribution to clients.• Coordinated and organized upcoming meetings and conferences.• Managed student visitors and their families.• Handled interdepartmental inquiries.

• Taught on-one-one test preparation sessions with students from grades Pre-K-3rd grade on a daily basis.• Wrote extensive session reports noting any adjustments needed to be made to the curriculum, student performance on each activity in the session as well as suggestions for in-home practice.• Maintained excellent rapport and communication with hundreds of parents regarding their child’s progress.• Highly requested as a teacher by parents.

•Wrote blog entries regarding the academic and social experiences of students for the Office of Admissions Student Blogger Tumblr page•Represented the department through entries discussing academic courses, extracurricular programs, as well as on-campus panels, discussions and events.

• Reviewed and summarized book proposals for the Acquisitions department.• Helped prepare assessments of book proposals in the slush pile and communicated assessments with Acquisitions staff.• Served as the key contact for checking rights and processing permissions requests for the Permissions department; drafted translation and permission contracts for new requests• Evaluated peer reviews and ensured completeness of information.• Corresponded with authors and professors regarding permissions and textbooks in use.

• Conducted higher education industry research and created in-depth marketing maps to assist withtextbook adoption. • Cleared permissions for pending textbook publications.• Prepared and submitted reprint corrections for new editions of textbooks. • Evaluated peer reviews and ensured completeness of information.• Corresponded with authors and professors regarding permissions and textbooks in use.

• Copyedited and proofread fiction and nonfiction works in preparation for publication.• Inputted corrections into manuscripts and provided insight for content improvement.• Handled rights and permissions for editors.• Registered works with the Library of Congress.• Updated article records in magazines database.

Assisted in the Asbestos Litigation Department.• Supported court proceedings by drafting interrogatories for new clients and preparing documents for exhibits.• Streamlined the Asbestos client database by updating it with corrected settlement information, ensuring accuracy of client information and organizing information regarding product identification.• Collected medical records, affidavits, complaints and social security records for finalization of settlements.

• Created and co-sponsored weekly events related to NOW's mission of equality and social justice by organizing fundraising events, arranging guest author visits, self-defense and empowerment workshops, panel discussions, as well as participating in marches and rallies supporting women’s rights. Served as keynote speaker for large-scale campus events such as Take Back the Night, a march, speak-out and vigil that honors survivors of sexual assault.• Managed membership recruitment through club fair tabling, campus engagement and daily advertising of events through club list-serv, blog and Facebook page.• Performed crucial tasks such as allocating responsibilities to officers, assisting with the submission of officer reimbursement forms and club program forms as well as providing food, refreshments and materials for meetings.