Divorcing a narcissist: read the contents plus chapter 1

About the authors
Dr Supriya McKenna
Supriya started her career as a family doctor (GP) and magazine health writer in
the UK. Having developed an interest in the field of narcissism, she now works
as an educator, writer, coach and mentor in this area. She advises professionals
dealing with clients who have been affected by narcissistic individuals, and also
works directly with those who have fallen victim to narcissistic abuse, including
in the area of separation and divorce. She has hands-on experience of the UK
Family Court system, and is committed to raising awareness of personality disordered
individuals in society at large, in order to minimise the adverse impact
they can have on those around them, and to empower victims to break the generational
chains of narcissistic abuse.
Supriya is a moderately accomplished singer, an amateur poet, a dog lover and
proud mother. She adores the great British countryside, beautiful landscapes
and excellent architecture.
Karin Walker
Karin is a solicitor, mediator, arbitrator (finance and children) and a collaborative
practitioner. She founded KGW Family Law, based in Woking, UK, in 2012,
where her objective remains to guide clients towards the best possible solution
that places family first.
Karin is recognised by both the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners as a
leader in her field. She regularly writes on the subject of family law, speaks nationally
and internationally on all aspects of family law and has made appearances
in the national press and on television. She was an elected member of
the Resolution National Committee and chair of the Resolution DR committee
from 2014 to 2017.
Karin is married with two children and two grandchildren. She is a Liveryman of
the Worshipful Company of Arbitrators and a Trustee of Guildford Shakespeare
Company. She enjoys gardening, running, walking her dog and spending time
with her family and friends.
Supriya and Karin have also co-written a companion book for legal practitioners
– Narcissism and Family Law: A Practitioner’s Guide.
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