Son, just say: The Complete Handbook for Nurturing a Boy's Emotions

Author: (USA) Lin Qi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book has been highly recommended by Dr. Lam S. Pollack, Director of the Underage Male Research Center at McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School; Dr. Christopher Kilmartin, a renowned psychologist; and Dr. Matthew McKay. A preface was written by Michelle Gurevitch, a practicing psychotherapist and psychology educator, specifically for this book. It has become a must-read for psychological training of boys in the United States and Canada and has been translated into multiple languages, including Traditional Chinese, and is widely praised around the world. The concepts and practices advocated in this book hold epoch-making significance and are bound to bring about a radical transformation in family education.
Is your son telling the truth? Are you treating others correctly? Is his physical and mental development going well? What does his expression mean? Are boys born to be gladiators? What does a real man truly mean? The significance of this work lies in making the rough "manly" rules that hinder boys from expressing their true feelings completely ineffective, allowing boys to become masters of their emotions and grow into strong, unrestrained, and fully realized men.
Dr. Mary Pipher-Lin Qi uses a delicate and heartwarming style to analyze the relationship between healthy emotional expression and comprehensive psychological well-being. She guides us to gain insights from the less noticeable aspects of boys, thereby providing the necessary support and assistance. The content of this book is highly practical and easy to grasp. For all those concerned with the growth of boys, it is an invaluable parenting guide.