Transactional analysis for moms and dads

By:

"James, Muriel"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: California; Addison-Wesley; 1981Description: 148pISBN:

201032767

Subject(s):

Psychology

DDC classification:

158.2 JAM

Summary: This book is a gift. It is a gift of love to those who feel children are important. In it, Dr. Muriel James shows her love, fun, warmth and understanding as she tells parents-even tired parents-how to help their children learn workable ways to live every day. She does this by teaching parents how to be good to themselves also. In a thoroughly practical way, she demonstrates this because she has been there herself. Instead of telling parents what to do and not to do, in cookbook fashion, she repeatedly asks them to think in new ways-and she shows how to do this.

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This book is a gift. It is a gift of love to those who feel children are important. In it, Dr. Muriel James shows
her love, fun, warmth and understanding as she tells parents-even tired parents-how to help their children
learn workable ways to live every day. She does this by teaching parents how to be good to themselves also. In
a thoroughly practical way, she demonstrates this because she has been there herself. Instead of telling parents what to do and not to do, in cookbook fashion, she repeatedly asks them to think in new ways-and she shows how to do this.

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