My books
I have written two books (in English), which you can find on Amazon.
Healing from childhood abuse: Overcoming anxiety, depression and shame for victims of narcissism (English Edition)
In a world where the scars of childhood abuse often linger in silence, therapist Gorana Arnaud emerges as a guiding light, offering a roadmap to liberation and self-renewal. Drawing from over fifteen years of clinical experience, Arnaud's expertise illuminates every page, inviting readers on a journey of profound transformation.
In the first section, Arnaud gently unravels the complex threads of anxiety and depression, exploring their origins with compassion and insight. Through compelling clinical studies and poignant case examples, she reveals the intricate relationship between abuse and these afflictions, paving the way for understanding and healing.
The second section embarks on the path to recovery, unveiling practical steps to reclaiming autonomy and joy. From mindfulness practices to the liberating power of self-assertion, Arnaud empowers readers with actionable strategies and thoughtful guidance.
Overflowing with real-life examples and triumphant narratives, Healing from Childhood Abuse is a compassionate companion for survivors, offering hope, understanding, and a roadmap to reclaiming the life they deserve.
The enabler: The one who makes narcissistic abuse possible (English Edition)
Every narcissist has an accomplice.
The enabler is the one who sees the abuse, but stays silent. Who excuses the inexcusable. Who protects the abuser and abandons the victim. From a legal point of view, they could be considered just as responsible as the narcissist themselves.
In The Enabler, psychotherapist Gorana Arnaud rips the mask off this hidden role. She shows how enablers are created, why they are drawn to narcissists, and how their silence poisons entire families—especially their children.
This book is both a wake-up call and a lifeline. With piercing clarity, Arnaud challenges enablers to face the truth, break the cycle, and reclaim their voice before it’s too late.
Unflinching, urgent, and empowering, The Enabler dares to ask: if you stay silent, are you not part of the abuse?