Wendy L. Sylvester graduated from the University of North Dakota with a M.A. in Forensic Psychology and a B.A. in English from St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia. Wendy has worked with a wide variety of clinical populations in her 20 years working in the social service field. Having graduated with an advanced degree in forensic psychology, Wendy's focus is to assist clients who are having problems with difficult people, or in other words, with personality disorders.

 

Again, it is not the murderers and the rapists that we must deal with every day, but more the people that are watered-down versions of sociopaths who will never spend a day in jail. There are different ways to rape and kill someone and anyone who has been used, manipulated,  cheated on, betrayed by a friend, accused of something they did not do, targeted at work or fired, or been the victim of a personality disorder, knows the devastation that these types of people can cause.

 

Psychology is all about the truth or at least getting as close to the truth as we can. And even if the truth is painful, in the long run, it is better to know the facts now instead of later-when it is too late.

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Here at The Forensic Truth, we will provide information, support and a range of tactical advice and  options on how to survive.

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