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The Parent You Have

Name: The Parent You Have
Brand: Penguin Books
SKU: 52909026
Price: 21.29 EUR
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Whitney Goodman
ISBN: 9780241807033

Whitney Goodman

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 52909026

Casa editrice Penguin Books, marzo 2027

Drawing from her extensive clinical experience and research drawn from over 2,000 estranged adult ch... Descrizione completa

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Pubblicazione 03. 11. 2027

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Drawing from her extensive clinical experience and research drawn from over 2,000 estranged adult children, Whitney Goodman delivers an accessible guide that will helps readers to:

Understand the underlying causes of difficult parent relationships
Address the shame that comes from having strained parent relationships
Manage present-day dynamics with their parent
Navigate the complex decision between maintaining contact, going low contact or choosing estrangement
Accept the parent they have - while grieving the parent they wanted
Recognise when reconciliation is possible and implement safe strategies for healthier connections

The author’s approach is unique as it focuses on the present relationship in adulthood, not just what happened in the past. And while most books on parent-child estrangement tend to be from the parent''s perspective, The Parent You Have gives a voice to adult children navigating these difficulties.