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1) Paperback Book Positive Discipline for Parenting in Recovery: A Guide to Help Recovering Parents (Positive Discipline) by Prima Lifestyles. I had truly been looking forward to this book. After hearing so much about Jane Nelson and being in recovery, it sounded appropriate. Honestly, I didn´t read past the first two or three chapters; the book seems to have been written for someone either still abusing alcohol or drugs - or someone who is just now in the beginning stages of recovery. . . and that´s not where I am in my life. I will definitely hold onto the book and hopefully can pass it on to someone who needs it.€ 2) Paperback Book Positive Discipline for Parenting in Recovery: A Guide to Help Recovering Parents (Positive Discipline) by Prima Lifestyles. How can parents who have taken their first step toward recovery begin to heal the frayed relationship with their children? Parenting and recovery experts Jane Nelsen, Riki Intner, and Lynn Lott help parents take charge of their lives and make positive changes to bring health and healing to the whole family. Parents in recovery learn, one step at a time, how to create order and consistency in their relationship with their children.
Positive Discipline for Parenting in Recovery shows families how to build toward a positive future, focusing on topics such as:
Start Where You Are and Keep It Simple
Build Closeness and Trust Through Emotional Honesty
Connect with Outside Support Groups
Break Old Patterns of Co-Dependence
Learn Healthy Communication Skills
Guides parent with lots of encouragement, practical, manageable steps, and ways to handle the guilt and shame from the past. . . . (The) authors give specific, well-illustrated ways to build closeness and trust, break old patterns of co-dependence, establish routines, and learn healthy communication skills. . . . Even parents not in recovery can benefit.Healthy Kids Quarterly
About the Authors
Jane Nelsen, Ed. D. is coauthor of the bestseller, Raising Self-Reliant Children in a Self-Indulgent World.
Riki Intner,M.A., M.F.C.C., and Lynn Lott, M.A., M.F.C.C., practice at Summerfield Counseling and Education Services in Santa Rosa, California.€ 3) Paperback Book Positive Discipline for Parenting in Recovery: A Guide to Help Recovering Parents (Positive Discipline) by Prima Lifestyles. Discipline is difficult for every family, but when a parent is recovering from drug or alcohol abuse, setting and upholding behavioral limits can be particularly tough. In this familial situation, it´s possible that trust has been broken, emotional boundaries trampled, and abuse perpetrated. Parents often do not have the skills necessary to set effective boundaries and follow through with appropriate disciplinary consequences. In Positive Discipline for Parenting in Recovery, authors Jane Nelsen, Riki Intner, and Lynn Lott, all professional counselors working with parents in recovery, give suggestions and advice to help recovering parents learn effective parenting--and disciplinary--skills. In chapters discussing communication, building routines, setting up support networks, and finding ways to break co-dependence patterns, the authors provide tools that will help the entire family recover from unhealthy patterns. --Ericka Lutz€ Page Updated: Robert N. Goolsby, 22-Nov-2008, 0761501304086874501300, 930-720-040-510-550-311-G0B-ZEB-8 
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