A meaningful and supportive guide to rebuilding family relationships and dealing with the pain of estrangement.
DR. KATHY MCCOY is the author of the ALA-award-winning The Teenage Body Book. As a journalist, she has also written extensively for most of the major women's magazines as well as Reader's Digest. McCoy is a licensed marriage and family therapist with a master's degree in clinical psychology and a Ph.D. in human behavior.
"This well-focused book addresses so well the cataclysmic schism
that often fractures the unity of an intact family. Dr. McCoy
gives a glimpse into very real family dynamics of broken
relationships with poignant clinical scenarios. Her expertise
as a family counselor and therapist provides the reader with
soothing treatment and practical approaches to
understand and move forward to heal and mend these now fragile
relationships. The author provides up to-date-research to
document current counseling techniques, including research on
epigenetics. This book is a must for any parent or adult
child who have lost their relationship with each other." - Charles
J. Wibbelsman, M.D., Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, University
of California, San Francisco
"We Don't Talk Anymore is a wise, clearly written, and helpful book
for parents and adult children who are going through the trauma of
estrangement. It is a great contribution to the important, but
still relatively new, field of advice for families trying to reckon
with this painful topic. I highly recommend it." - Joshua Coleman,
PhD, author of When Parents Hurt
"This practical guidebook goes through the most common conflicts
between older parents and their adult children and offers the
perspective of each side...a great starting place for readers
hoping to let go of long-term resentments and improve communication
with estranged family members. " - Publishers Weekly-STARRED
"A tender and practical exploration of estrangement for both
parents and adult children." - The Midwest Book Review
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