Brad E. Sachs Bücher

Nichts scheint sogar glückliche und stabile Beziehungen so sehr zu belasten wie die Geburt des ersten Kindes. Gut gemeinte Ratschläge helfen oft wenig, denn sie beziehen sich immer auf die gleichen oberflächlichen Probleme. Brad Sachs zeigt auf, wie Paare lernen können, ihre Schwierigkeiten zu bewältigen. Er beschreibt und erklärt, warum durch die Geburt eines Kindes eine »Reise in die Vergangenheit« ausgelöst wird, die uns alle Konflikte und Probleme, die wir mit unserer Ursprungsfamilie hatten, wiedererleben läßt. Durch die Ausgewogenheit zwischen der weiblichen und männlichen Perspektive hat der Autor einen Leitfaden für junge Eltern geschaffen, von dem beide profitieren können.

In "The Good Enough Teen," psychologist Dr. Brad Sachs guides parents in understanding and accepting their teenagers during the challenging ages of twelve to eighteen. He offers insights into adolescent changes, helping parents view their child's evolution as an opportunity for growth. The book includes practical tools and case studies to support parents in this journey.

Dr. Brad Sachs knows what it's like for parents.  Your son or daughter often turns out to be the child of your dreams. In The Good Enough Child, this uite different from the experienced and respected psychologist eases you down the unpredictable path of child-rearing, offering lively anecdotes, practical strategies, and hands-on exercises that will help you to develop realistic expectations of your family, and to understand, forgive, and accept them in spite of their imperfections.  The result is that you will raise your children with greater clarity and compassion, and finally enjoy a loving, supportive relationship with them.

Emphasizing self-acceptance, this book guides readers in recognizing and embracing their imperfections, fostering both personal growth and effective therapeutic practices. It encourages a compassionate approach to one's flaws, ultimately enhancing the therapeutic experience and promoting a healthier mindset.

Focusing on the transition of young adults, the book offers practical guidance for parents to foster independence and success in their children. It combines Dr. Sachs' clinical insights with contemporary psychological research, providing strategies to help maintain strong family connections while navigating this significant life stage.