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| An introduction to the language of trauma and parent mentoring | 11 | |
| Accent on change : Jemima Crackit and the new family script | 29 | |
| Aggressive and angry behaviour | 32 | |
| Attention seeking/attention needing | 50 | |
| Basic building blocks of the brain | 57 | |
| Bedtime and sleep | 62 | |
| Control issues | 71 | |
| Cracking the code : Jemima Crackit and Panicchio develop a shared language | 80 | |
| Cradling for closeness and comfort | 83 | |
| Critical connections | 86 | |
| Dealing with danger | 91 | |
| Dissociative connections | 100 | |
| Dissociative states | 104 | |
| Eating and food issues | 112 | |
| Emotional outbursts | 129 | |
| F is for feelings, not just 'fight, flight and freeze' | 136 | |
| F1 kids : fast forward | 148 | |
| Games to encourage attachment | 150 | |
| 'Good' child (or am I being 'good enough'?) | 152 | |
| Impact on adoptive parents of living with violent and threatening behaviour | 159 | |
| Looking after ourselves | 164 | |
| Managing separations | 166 | |
| 'No' : when parents say 'no' | 173 | |
| Nutrition | 175 | |
| Putting it all behind us : those 'need to know' questions (why, how, who, what?) | 178 | |
| Puzzling pain responses | 184 | |
| Reassurance or validation? | 189 | |
| Rivalry between siblings | 191 | |
| Rudeness and swearing | 196 | |
| Self-regulation (managing arousal) | 205 | |
| Sensory issues | 209 | |
| Sexualised behaviour | 212 | |
| Taking, borrowing, stealing? | 219 | |
| Terrible shame | 229 | |
| Think toddler think (T3) | 231 | |
| What not to do! | 236 | |
| Your way forward : final reflections | 239 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Ruben Macias, Jr
reviewed NEW FAMILIES OLD SCRIPTS on September 19, 2017
NEW FAMILIES OLD SCRIPTS
This book was written by one of my favorite college professors, and I really enjoyed reading it. It is about her search for the baby she was forced to give up for adoption when she was sixteen years old and her lifelong struggle with depression over her loss. Her writing is so open and honest and soul revealing, and I found many ways that I could deeply connect with her story. Several years ago I read her other book for a class called "Writing Women's Lives" about women's memoirs. Her examination of memoirists' attempts to find healing by revealing burdensome secrets they have been forced to keep throughout their lives was thought provoking and causes the reader to truly re-examine the harmful nature of the secrets so many of us try to keep burried in our pasts only to find them seeping through into our present permeating everything we do.
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Add NEW FAMILIES OLD SCRIPTS, This invaluable guide to understanding the troubling behaviour of many adopted children explores the lasting effects of early maltreatment, separations and losses on children's development and on subsequent family, school and peer interactions. Rooted , NEW FAMILIES OLD SCRIPTS to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add NEW FAMILIES OLD SCRIPTS, This invaluable guide to understanding the troubling behaviour of many adopted children explores the lasting effects of early maltreatment, separations and losses on children's development and on subsequent family, school and peer interactions. Rooted , NEW FAMILIES OLD SCRIPTS to your collection on WonderClub |