Listening and Talking to Your Sexually Abused Child
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Family Relationships, Abuse
| Author: | Lynn Daugherty | ISBN: | 9781476165905 |
| Publisher: | Lynn Daugherty | Publication: | May 19, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lynn Daugherty |
| ISBN: | 9781476165905 |
| Publisher: | Lynn Daugherty |
| Publication: | May 19, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Your child was sexually abused!
You want to help . . . but how?
Respected Clinical Psychologist Dr. Lynn Daugherty guides you as you listen and talk to your sexually abused child. Develop a stronger relationship with your son or daughter as you start the journey toward recovery from child molestation, rape, or incest. You can . . .
Support your child, through listening and talking.
Gain confidence in your own communication skills.
Build a solid foundation for future healing.
This brief beginning book (10,000 words, about 40 pages if it were a paperback) also includes:
~ answers to basic questions about child sexual abuse,
~ resources for parents of sexually abused children,
~ guidance in choosing a mental health professional, and
~ selections from Dr. Daugherty’s other books (about 10 additional pages).
Listen to your child. Talk to your child. Help your child heal.
Your child was sexually abused!
You want to help . . . but how?
Respected Clinical Psychologist Dr. Lynn Daugherty guides you as you listen and talk to your sexually abused child. Develop a stronger relationship with your son or daughter as you start the journey toward recovery from child molestation, rape, or incest. You can . . .
Support your child, through listening and talking.
Gain confidence in your own communication skills.
Build a solid foundation for future healing.
This brief beginning book (10,000 words, about 40 pages if it were a paperback) also includes:
~ answers to basic questions about child sexual abuse,
~ resources for parents of sexually abused children,
~ guidance in choosing a mental health professional, and
~ selections from Dr. Daugherty’s other books (about 10 additional pages).
Listen to your child. Talk to your child. Help your child heal.
