
The Book
Memoir
Narcissistic abuse
Healing & hope
About the Book
A story of survival, and of hope
“The Silent Abuse” by Sherry Lou Canino is a moving account that opens up about her life growing up in a family deeply affected by narcissistic abuse. As the youngest of eight children, Sherry was often seen as the “golden child,” a role that brought both special attention and a heavy emotional burden. Her mother frequently created conflicts with her father, making their home a place of constant fear and tension.
In this book, Sherry shares the pain of living in an environment where both physical and emotional harm are common. She also talks about how her older siblings stepped in to protect everyone. As she grew up, Sherry realized how her family’s issues influenced her relationships and how she dealt with conflicts as an adult.
“The Silent Abuse” is also about healing — and finding a way to break free from these harmful patterns.
Sherry’s story is meant to raise awareness about narcissistic abuse and provide hope for those who have faced similar struggles. It’s a powerful reminder of resilience and the potential for real, meaningful connections through being open and vulnerable — a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand and heal from their own experiences.
Read The Silent Abuse
Sherry’s story is available now — a companion for anyone learning to name what happened and begin to heal.