Love and Anger: The Parental Dilemma
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The author of Loving Your Child Is Not Enough addresses the most persistent and disturbing problem that parents face. Dealing with anger, not trying to eliminate it, but showing how to keep it from dominating family life, is the main premise of this book. Love and Anger addresses the weak point that parents suffer over the most—being held hostage by their own anger and guilt.
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