Make up with dad

Author: (USA) David Stoop
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: "For those struggling with the trauma inflicted by their fathers, David Stoop provides an excellent healing tool." —Stephen Arterburn, author of Everyone’s War and the "Love" Addiction "This is a book everyone wants to read. I can only describe it as 'highly insightful' and 'very practical.' Moreover, the book’s content is arranged in a way that allows readers to quickly find what interests them." —Norman Wright, author of Dad Behind the Daughter This is a new edition of David Stoop’s best-selling book. The author encourages readers to be grateful for the positive shaping and influence their fathers have had on them. At the same time, if their fathers have caused them many difficulties and problems, readers should also approach their fathers with forgiveness and strive for reconciliation.
For children, a father is not just a momentary participant at birth. A child’s growth occurs in three stages, and a father plays four roles. The pain of a father’s absence is remembered, forgiveness is practiced, family bonds are no longer left in regret, and learning is done so that harm is not repeated. This book provides a comprehensive perspective on the role of a father, deeply explains the phenomenon of a "missing father," and thoroughly analyzes and clearly points out the negative impact a harsh and rude father can have.
Readers can learn an 11-step method from this book to regain hope, heal, and restore a harmonious relationship with their father. If we still hope for a complete life and soul, then embark on this healing journey right away!