Red Flags BAD
Icks, Personality Quirks, or Warning Signs? How to Know the Difference
About the Book
Trusting others is a natural part of life, but how can we be sure we’re trusting the right people? It’s not about living in fear—it’s about developing the confidence to recognize when someone’s behavior feels “off” and knowing how to respond.
Reader Reviews
This book is wonderful. I wish I had known all this before I agreed to marry!
Gayle S.
Very Helpful. One of the things I really appreciate about this book is its practical approach. The book covers a wide range of red flags, including emotional manipulation, lack of communication, and controlling behavior, among others.
Emily
A must read. This book is a wonderful source of information that should be given to all teenagers. I wish I had known all the red flags before I got married and I would have saved myself a lot of heartache (and a divorce).
Curious28
Diane's well researched content, combined with her playful humor and frank personal experiences create the supportive environment required for us to gain awareness, stand in our power, and set the personal boundaries required to have the satisfying and fulfilling relationships that we all deserve.
Hollie Ann Brooks, Licensed Mental Health Counselor
This book is such an excellent resource. Very well written and informative. I highly recommend it.
DB
About the Author
Diane Metcalf
Diane Metcalf is a passionate advocate, dynamic speaker, and a guiding light for those navigating the complexities of narcissistic abuse, family dysfunction, and toxic relationships. With a background in psychology, human services, and domestic violence counseling, Diane blends personal experience with professional expertise to deliver powerful insights that resonate deeply. Her transformational books go beyond theory—they offer real-world strategies for healing, reclaiming your power, and setting boundaries that protect your peace. Diane’s transformational books on healing and personal growth provide valuable insight for coming to terms with past traumas to initiate the healing process. Her highly praised “Lemon Moms” series is an emotionally supportive collection that specifically addresses the effects of having a mother with narcissistic traits. If you're ready to break free from past wounds and step into a healthier, more empowered life, Diane’s work is an essential addition to your reading list. Get free recovery articles to your inbox every other Friday: Sign up at The Toolbox (toolboxdotdianemetcalfdotcom)