Parent-Child Relationship Repair 120

Author: (USA) Brooks
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: How to better maintain and improve parent-child relationships? This book addresses 120 questions that parents often feel confused and uncertain about in their daily interactions with their children. As renowned clinical psychologists, the two authors provide 120 highly targeted solutions and effective tools to improve parent-child relationships. Never let your child see you give up. Once you give up, they will lose all hope. You must always keep a spark burning in their hearts: parents are their strong support.
The son has entered adolescence and has changed completely. The adorable little boy who used to enjoy playing football and watching soccer with his father seems to have vanished overnight. The father is heartbroken and frustrated, unsure how to find his former son. The daughter and mother can't see eye to eye on many things, and every discussion turns into a "third world war," making the mother feel like a ticking bomb. She used to be different. The daughter says she feels stifled at school, and the mother tries to help her, but the daughter claims the mother doesn't understand her at all and erupts into a tirade. The mother is confused and bewildered: What did I do wrong?... Such issues trouble countless parents. The 120 questions addressed in this book are all the ones parents feel confused and uncertain about in their daily interactions with their children. As certified psychotherapists, the two authors provide 120 highly targeted solutions and effective tools to improve parent-child relationships.