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    Unleashing the Power of Parental Love: 4 Steps to Raising Joyful and Self-Confident Kids

    By Gary Unruh

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    Providing tried and tested steps that will instill unbounded self-confidence and joy within children, this book will also restore harmony between them and their parents. This guide provides professional advice to help raise a self-confident child, ensures that children will establish good friends and be successful in school, and teaches parents how to get to the center of their child’s world where their emotions reside—the energy source of behavior. Once inside their child’s world, discipline is much more successful and parents will accomplish the most precious of goals—their child feeling able to be loved.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGary Unruh
    Release dateDec 10, 2012
    ISBN9781301296910
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    Unleashing the Power of Parental Love: 4 Steps to Raising Joyful and Self-Confident Kids
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    Gary Unruh

    Gary M. Unruh, MSW, LCSW, has been a child and family mental health counselor for over forty years. During that time he and his wife, Betty, have been blessed to raise four beautiful children, and he is a very proud “papa” of nine terrific grandchildren. He published his first book in 2010: "Unleashing the Power of Parental Love: 4 Steps to Raising Joyful and Self-Confident Kids". From these experiences he has now published his second book: "Golden Rule Parenting: Treat Your Child the Way You Would Like to Be Treated."

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      As a parent, do you want to have happy, respectful kids? Do you want your children to feel, “I’m loved; I’m good”? Author Gary M. Unruh, MSW and LCSW, has been a clinical practitioner, providing counseling and mental health services to children, adolescents, and families for around forty years. Drawing from his own experiences and citing copious examples from his practice, he offers advice on using the power of parental love to build a child’s self-confidence. To accomplish this, he discusses how to determine the temperament traits of a child and to match the parents’ important life beliefs to the child’s unique personality, resulting in changing the child’s behavior in the best way possible. What can parents do to focus on the good that is within their children? I have had the opportunity of reading many books on parenting, each one approaching the subject from a different standpoint. Not being a professional psychologist, I have to review them simply on the basis of my experience as a parent and what has worked for us. With its discussion of repression, suppression, denial, and unconscious projection, this book seems to rely heavily on psychological theory and sounds rather complicated at times, but the author does do a good job of explaining these concepts and showing how they relate to his suggestions, many of which are based on B. F. Skinner’s theory of behavior modification. In talking with other parents, I have learned that what works for one family doesn’t always work for every other family. However, if parents are having some serious problems with a child, they will probably find some effective help in this book. Chapter 10, on how to help children find their passion, is especially noteworthy. And every family can use a healthy dose of good, old-fashioned parental love to unleash its power.