The Institute’s Safe Relationships Magazine, posted with vodpod Often unidentified, pathology in the form of narcissists, sociopaths and psychopaths make up a significant portion of emotional, financial, physical and sexual harm of others.In fact, more than 60 million people are negatively harmed by someone else’s extreme pathological disorders.  Domestic Violence repeat offenders who are pathological represent over70% of all batterers.  If we ask ourselves as a culture, ‘Who are our chronic batterers, rapists, con artists, thieves, cheaters, and relational predators?’ we come up with the answer: narcissists, sociopaths and psychopaths. Flying under the detection radar as ‘disorders of social hiding’ these charming and often successful pathologicals rise to the top in their careers, attract the opposite sex like a magnet, and slide by undiscovered by others who don’t have an intimate relationship with them.  Well liked by others, their personal and intimate paths are silently littered with the lives of wounded women and children. Unidentified pathology has cost our social service system billions while judges, parole & probation systems, attorneys, and social workers miss the …