Publisher's Synopsis
A special book assisting guardians whose relationship with their more established or grown-up kid has not turned out as they anticipated manage their aggravation, disgrace, and feeling of misfortune, and move toward mending.
This special book upholds guardians who have lost the valuable chance to be the parent they frantically needed to be and who are grieving the departure of an agreeable relationship with their youngster. Through case models and recuperating works out, Prof. Charlee Ava helps guardians:
- Decrease outrage, culpability, and disgrace
- Figure out how demeanor, the youngster years, their own or an accomplice's mix-ups, and separation can hurt the parent-kid bond
- Deal with their flaws and their kid's
- Foster techniques for connecting and for keeping up with their confidence through attempting times
- Comprehend how society's assumptions add to the gamble of parental injuries.
By assisting guardians with perceiving what they can do and relinquish what they can't, Prof. Charlee Ava assists families with growing more sure approaches to connecting with themselves and one another.
