Do I Have To Give Up Me To Be Loved By My Kids?
By Drs. Jordan & Margaret Paul, with Bonnie B. Hesse
CompCare, 1987; Berkley Books, N Y., 1995

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Explores raising children with an intent to learn rather than from an authoritarian or permissive perspective.

"A powerful and important book...I'm excited about the new ideas that will help create an even better relationship with my adult children." 
--Susan Forward, Ph.D., Author of Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love Them

"A brilliant, deeply honest, in-depth guide...integrates the best of modern psychology with age-old wisdom. Read - and use - this wonderful book, please." 
--Harold Bloomfield, M.D., author of Making Peace With Your Parents

"The splendidness of this book is its straightforward and creative way of spelling out how the useful management of conflict leads to love." 
--Virginia Satir, Ph.D., author of Peoplemaking and Conjoint Family Therapy 

"(You) see deeply into the minds of both parents and children, build bridges between them, and put creativity into the business of family living."
--Norman Cousins, author of Anatomy of an Illness and The Healing Heart 




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Self-judgment is the way the wounded self tries to control us into doing what we "should" do, what is "right". The wounded self tells us that if we do what we should do, then we can control how others feel about us. However, believing we can control others' feelings is an illusion. All that happens when we judge ourselves is we feel badly. Notice this, without judgment!

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