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Transforming the Difficult Child: The Nurtured Heart Approach

by Howard Glasser · 1998

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Talks about really 'difficult' children and how, through the Nurtured Heart Approach of Howard Glasser and Jennifer Easley, their lives and the lives of those who care about them can be transformed for the better. This book offers parents and carers a way of helping their intense child change and succeed.

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adult
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medium · 256 pages

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