Transforming Coparent Conflict - Susan Boyan L. M. F. T.

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Résumé :
Are you ready to change how you interact with your child's other parent? To do so, consider the words of apostle Paul who said, Do not be conformed to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Unfortunately, many post-divorce adults remain angry, blaming, bitter and unforgiving. Some choose to remain stuck in this destructive pattern for years. In order to renew your mind, stop blaming and begin focusing on your own responsibilities and what you yourself can do differently. In this book, you will find ideas to help transform yourself from a frustrated coparent to a peaceful coparent who is aligned with your faith. With practice and hard work, you mature into a more loving, forgiving, and patient coparent. You will be challenged to honestly assess yourself, recognize your ego and pride, and take ownership for your contribution to the conflict. It is time to transform your thinking, your assumptions, and your reactions and defuse conflict while improving your self-control, developing your patience, and stop wasting time trying to change anyone but yourself. Only when you become self-aware and you engage God in the process can you become the person God truly wants you to be....

Sommaire:
Are you ready to change how you interact with your child's other parent? To do so, consider the words of apostle Paul who said, Do not be conformed to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Unfortunately, many post-divorce adults remain angry, blaming, bitter and unforgiving. Some choose to remain stuck in this destructive pattern for years. In order to renew your mind, stop blaming and begin focusing on your own responsibilities and what you yourself can do differently. In this book, you will find ideas to help transform yourself from a frustrated coparent to a peaceful coparent who is aligned with your faith. With practice and hard work, you mature into a more loving, forgiving, and patient coparent. You will be challenged to honestly assess yourself, recognize your ego and pride, and take ownership for your contribution to the conflict. It is time to transform your thinking, your assumptions, and your reactions and defuse conflict while improving your self-control, developing your patience, and stop wasting time trying to change anyone but yourself. Only when you become self-aware and you engage God in the process can you become the person God truly wants you to be....