Christine B. L. Adams M.D.

Dr. Christine Adams is responsible for bringing to the forefront the new concept of emotional conditioning and how it creates your personality and shapes your relationships throughout your life. She has been a child and adult psychiatrist for forty years and has helped thousands of people understand their relationship problems or failures. She is also co-author with Homer B. Martin, M.D., of the book, Living On Automatic: How Emotional Conditioning Shapes Our Lives and Relationships, which offers an exciting and groundbreaking new concept of how people relate to one another. Dr. Adams lives with her husband and currently teaches classes on personalities and relationships for The Veritas Society at Bellarmine University, Louisville, KY.

Disenchanted Childhood: The Effects Of Self Centered Parenting on Children

October 31, 2025
Christine B. L. Adams M.D.

Why Are We Attracted to Self Absorbed People? Unpacking the Appeal

October 21, 2025
Christine B. L. Adams M.D.

Dealing With A Narcissistic Parent: 5 Steps That Can Help Children Cope With One

October 21, 2025
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People Who Only Take From You: 11 Signs Of Toxic Takers In Relationships

February 10, 2025
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There’s No Such Thing As Normal, We all Have Emotional Dysfunctions Says Studies

February 10, 2025
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Who Are Low-Copers? The Upside and Downside of Being One

February 10, 2025
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12 Attributes of an Impotent Personality and How It Leads To The Core Difficulty of Helplessness

August 25, 2025
Christine B. L. Adams M.D.

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