In this book, Consciously Parenting: What it Really Takes to Raise Emotionally Healthy Families, Rebecca Thompson offers solutions that go beyond trying to change behaviors and are based on what truly matters: Building connected, trusting family relationships and bonds that can weather any situation. Her approach is grounded in science and research and uses straightforward language and examples to explain how parents can connect in deep, meaningful ways with their children.
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From the Back Cover:
As parents, we have a steady diet of conflicting information coming at us from all directions. The long list of essential dos and don'ts has most of us spinning our wheels in indecision, not knowing what we're actually supposed to do to parent our children. We follow parenting advice from "experts" even if it doesn't feel right because we aren't sure what else to do or we feel that someone else must know what our child needs better than we do.
Consciously Parenting is about listening to your own inner guidance system, trusting your own inner voice about what is needed in your family and for your child. It is also about finding what you need and finding a way to meet your own needs in a way that still respects the needs of your child and the needs of the relationship.
About the Author:
Rebecca Thompson, M.S., is the founder and executive director of The Consciously Parenting Project. Rebecca has been actively educating parents and facilitating parent groups and workshops that encourage conscious decision-making in family life since 1998. As a wife and the mother of two boys, she has personal as well as professional experience navigating the terrain of parenting. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Education and a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, with special-ized training in attachment and trauma. Consciously Parenting: What It Really Takes to Raise Emotionally Healthy Families is Rebecca's first book, and the first of four books in the Consciously Parenting Series.
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