1.) We believe ? Psychopathy awareness is important. Within these relationships we are losing our daughters, mothers, and children. Lives are being forever changed. The emotional and economic toll of psychopathy on society is tremendous. 2.) We Believe ? an individual can take the mindset of a survivor at any time. If a person believes they can thrive, then usually... they will. Deciding to be a survivor is a big step. It can be done. 3.) We Believe ? well trained counselors and psychologists are necessary for the healing of society. Psychopathy training within graduate schools will assist counselors and psychologists to fully understand the impact of this condition. In that way, the professionals will recognize the neuropsychological symptoms that tend to accompany the aftermath of psychopathic relationships. At this time, some survivors are labeled as codependent OR encouraged to work through the problems the psychopathic individual created within their relationships. 4.) We Believe ? Properly compensated mental health professionals are a vital part of the solution. More financial resources need to be allocated to current mental health providers. Their payment needs to be consistent with the significant level of services they provide. Otherwise, highly skilled providers will opt out of insurance plans and only be accessible to those with extensive financial resources. 5.) We Believe ? there is hope of a beautiful life following the aftermath of a psychopathic relationship. Healing is a process that usually requires effort, resources, and an openness to consolidate new information. It is possible to come out the other side empowered and loving. The brain is capable of change thanks to neuroplasticity.