Is there a cure for a pathological liar?

Answer 1

yes but it takes years of dedicated therapy. by you and your therapist. constantly doing self inventory and asking the help of your friends and family as well as yourself to call you out on the smallest of lies. to have your support team remind you or them what the truth is before the liar has a chance to set the workings of or foundation for there lie.

Answer 2

There is no specific cure for pathological lying, but therapy and counseling can help address underlying psychological issues that may contribute to the behavior. It is important for the individual to be willing to seek help and actively participate in the treatment process.

Answer 3

you dont give him/her any room in your life, know there is no physiological remedy remember the human is body(flesh), mind(will) and spirit(soul), all you can really do is pray that jesus cures his/her spirit so that the mind will hear the voice of the holy spirit convicting them when they bear false witness.

Answer 4

Pathological liars exhibit the same behaviors that addicts do. Thus, the treatment can be similar. It involves the use of medications, varies therapies, such as psychotherapy or cognitive behavioral therapy, and weekly or daily group meetings.

Answer 5

You don't deal with them. How you handle yourself would depend on what your relationship with this person is. If it's a member of your family, it's a far different situation than somone you only casually associate with.

In the case that it's a coworker, schoolmate, or neighbor, you avoid them as much as possible. When you can't avoid them, behave as politely and respectfully as you would for anyone else but that does NOT include involving yourself in anything they have to say. Be polite but stay distant.

In the case of a family member, you can't avoid them and you can't 'fix' them either. They are the only one who can do that, and only if they can acknowledge the problem and want to do something about it. Only if you are their parent, and your child is a minor, can you take the initiative yourself and you will need a professional to help you. Make an appointment with a psychologist for yourself at first to explain what you are dealing with. He/she should be able to advise you the best steps to take.

Any other family member, be polite, be respectful but don't ever rely on that person. No matter how plausible they sound, confirm and verify from other sources. Try not to be angry or hurt. It's difficult for you, but you need to know that most likely the culprit is not happy with themself either. If they do express a desire to do something about it themself, watch to see if they act on it. It could be just one more line or they may be serious. If you see any sign that they are actually doing something concrete, then support their effort (but still be skeptical of what they say). It usually take quite a while even with professional help to overcome this pathology.

Answer 6

Avoid the person, warn your friends that they should be careful of believing the person, do not try to show the person where they have lied, just stay away from them.

Answer 7

You talk to them like they are normal, just don't believe anything they tell you.

Answer 8

By pretending to believe them.

By pretending to believe them.

By pretending to believe them.

By pretending to believe them.

Answer 9

By pretending to believe them.