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The only book written by therapists directly focusing on the dilemma of parenting children so as to minimize the negative effects of a narcissistic or borderline parent-partner. It provides strength, encouragement, and reassurance, and teaches effective parenting methods, while keeping the focus on increasing compassion and resilience.
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The only book written by therapists directly focusing on the dilemma of parenting children so as to minimize the negative effects of a narcissistic or borderline parent-partner. It provides strength, encouragement, and reassurance, and teaches effective parenting methods, while keeping the focus on increasing compassion and resilience.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. November 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 308g
- ISBN-13: 9781538127636
- ISBN-10: 1538127636
- Artikelnr.: 57751754
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. November 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 308g
- ISBN-13: 9781538127636
- ISBN-10: 1538127636
- Artikelnr.: 57751754
Margalis Fjelstad, PhD, has been a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist for thirty years. For over 25 years she trained and supervised family therapists and was the Clinical Director of Threshold Educational and Counseling Services. She is noted for her work with clients who grew up with a mentally ill parent and those who take on a caretaking role with a borderline or narcissistic family member. Her books, Stop Caretaking the Borderline or Narcissist: How to End the Drama and Get on with Life and Healing from a Narcissistic Relationship: A Caretaker's Guide to Recovery, Empowerment & Transformation, have been extremely well received. Fjelstad retired from clinical practice in 2016, but continues writing and doing phone consultations with callers from all over the world who have questions about a current or former relationship with someone who has BPD or NPD. Please go to her website at margalistherapy.com for more information. She resides in Fort Collins, Colorado. JEAN MCBRIDE, MS, LMFT, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She has maintained a private practice for thirty years. Her areas of specialization include divorce adjustment, high conflict divorce, parenting after divorce, and remarriage and stepfamilies. As president of Divorce Transitions, she taught court ordered parenting after divorce classes to over 20,000 parents in person and online, using a curriculum that she developed. She has additionally developed programs for stepfamily adjustment, and Are You Ready to Remarry? She is the author of Encouraging Words for New Stepmothers, and Talking to Children about Divorce: A Parent's Guide to Healthy Communication at Each Stage of Divorce. McBride has been a popular speaker on the topics of divorce and remarriage and has trained professionals for the Stepfamily Association of America, Collaborative Divorce, and The Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. You can reach her at her website, divorcehelpforparents.com. She resides in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Author Note Introduction Part I: When the Other Parent Is Narcissistic or
Borderline Chapter 1: Self-Focused Parenting Chapter 2: What the
Narcissistic Family Is Like for Children Chapter 3: What the Narcissistic
Family Is Like for You Chapter 4 Narcissistic Family System: Patterns and
Problems Part II: Building Resilience Chapter 5: Resilient Parent,
Resilient Child Chapter 6: Changing Directions Chapter 7: Building Your Own
Resilience Chapter 8: Self-Compassion: Key to Developing Healthy Self-Worth
Chapter 9: Creating an Environment to Thrive Chapter 10: Responsive
Parenting Chapter 11: Help Your Children Develop Self-Compassion Chapter
12: Help Your Children Have Their Own Lives Part III: Parenting Will Be
Different Chapter 13: What to Say: Handling Family Communication Chapter
14: What Not to Say and Do Chapter 15: Responding to Emotional and Physical
Dangers Chapter 16: Assessing Your Situation Chapter 17: Parenting in the
Same Household Chapter 18: Parenting After Divorce Chapter 19: Being a Good
Enough Parent Chapter 20: Final Words Appendix A: Vocabulary of Feeling
Words Appendix B: Communication Prompts Appendix C: Suggested Reading Notes
Bibliography Index About the Authors
Borderline Chapter 1: Self-Focused Parenting Chapter 2: What the
Narcissistic Family Is Like for Children Chapter 3: What the Narcissistic
Family Is Like for You Chapter 4 Narcissistic Family System: Patterns and
Problems Part II: Building Resilience Chapter 5: Resilient Parent,
Resilient Child Chapter 6: Changing Directions Chapter 7: Building Your Own
Resilience Chapter 8: Self-Compassion: Key to Developing Healthy Self-Worth
Chapter 9: Creating an Environment to Thrive Chapter 10: Responsive
Parenting Chapter 11: Help Your Children Develop Self-Compassion Chapter
12: Help Your Children Have Their Own Lives Part III: Parenting Will Be
Different Chapter 13: What to Say: Handling Family Communication Chapter
14: What Not to Say and Do Chapter 15: Responding to Emotional and Physical
Dangers Chapter 16: Assessing Your Situation Chapter 17: Parenting in the
Same Household Chapter 18: Parenting After Divorce Chapter 19: Being a Good
Enough Parent Chapter 20: Final Words Appendix A: Vocabulary of Feeling
Words Appendix B: Communication Prompts Appendix C: Suggested Reading Notes
Bibliography Index About the Authors
Author Note Introduction Part I: When the Other Parent Is Narcissistic or
Borderline Chapter 1: Self-Focused Parenting Chapter 2: What the
Narcissistic Family Is Like for Children Chapter 3: What the Narcissistic
Family Is Like for You Chapter 4 Narcissistic Family System: Patterns and
Problems Part II: Building Resilience Chapter 5: Resilient Parent,
Resilient Child Chapter 6: Changing Directions Chapter 7: Building Your Own
Resilience Chapter 8: Self-Compassion: Key to Developing Healthy Self-Worth
Chapter 9: Creating an Environment to Thrive Chapter 10: Responsive
Parenting Chapter 11: Help Your Children Develop Self-Compassion Chapter
12: Help Your Children Have Their Own Lives Part III: Parenting Will Be
Different Chapter 13: What to Say: Handling Family Communication Chapter
14: What Not to Say and Do Chapter 15: Responding to Emotional and Physical
Dangers Chapter 16: Assessing Your Situation Chapter 17: Parenting in the
Same Household Chapter 18: Parenting After Divorce Chapter 19: Being a Good
Enough Parent Chapter 20: Final Words Appendix A: Vocabulary of Feeling
Words Appendix B: Communication Prompts Appendix C: Suggested Reading Notes
Bibliography Index About the Authors
Borderline Chapter 1: Self-Focused Parenting Chapter 2: What the
Narcissistic Family Is Like for Children Chapter 3: What the Narcissistic
Family Is Like for You Chapter 4 Narcissistic Family System: Patterns and
Problems Part II: Building Resilience Chapter 5: Resilient Parent,
Resilient Child Chapter 6: Changing Directions Chapter 7: Building Your Own
Resilience Chapter 8: Self-Compassion: Key to Developing Healthy Self-Worth
Chapter 9: Creating an Environment to Thrive Chapter 10: Responsive
Parenting Chapter 11: Help Your Children Develop Self-Compassion Chapter
12: Help Your Children Have Their Own Lives Part III: Parenting Will Be
Different Chapter 13: What to Say: Handling Family Communication Chapter
14: What Not to Say and Do Chapter 15: Responding to Emotional and Physical
Dangers Chapter 16: Assessing Your Situation Chapter 17: Parenting in the
Same Household Chapter 18: Parenting After Divorce Chapter 19: Being a Good
Enough Parent Chapter 20: Final Words Appendix A: Vocabulary of Feeling
Words Appendix B: Communication Prompts Appendix C: Suggested Reading Notes
Bibliography Index About the Authors