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Breaking Free, Starting Over

Autor Christina M. Dalpiaz
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This 2nd Edition of Breaking Free, Starting Over has exciting revisions with proven parenting strategies that make successfully parenting in the aftermath family violence possible. In this ever-changing world, roles and parenting expectations are increasingly leaving families frustrated with the demanding challenges they face. For far too long, we have focused too much on the problems without providing adequate solutions that work. CHANCE (Changing How Adults Nurture Children's Egos), a nonprofit organization based in Denver, Colorado, has been serving families since 1997 using our Healthy Habits, Happy Homes model. These revolutionary techniques are changing children's lives by promoting healthier parenting and helping families move forward from recovery to discovery. The goal of this book is safeguarding children, building trust and breaking the cycle of violence. Ms. Dalpiaz shows how a caring and thoughtful parent can recognize the trauma family violence inflicts upon children and how to help them recover and go on to live happy, violence-free childhoods. Herself a target of family violence, Dalpiaz earned degrees in psychology and early childhood education and eventually founded a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping children. Her book will interest not only parents exposed to the atrocities of abuse, but also foster parents dealing with the aftermath of family violence, as well as counselors, teachers, social workers, clergy, and students of the behavioral sciences.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781517715786
ISBN-10: 1517715784
Pagini: 260
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.35 kg
Editura: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Notă biografică

CHRISTINA M. DALPIAZ is a certified Victims' Advocate and family therapist, as well as Executive Director of CHANCE (Changing How Adults Nurture Children's Egos), a nonprofit agency based in Denver, Colorado aiming to make family violence socially unacceptable for children's sake. An international speaker, Dalpiaz holds degrees in psychology and early childhood education and also holds certification in addiction counseling. She received the Child Advocate of the Year Award in 1998 from the Aurora Family Violence Response Team and has also participated in two documentaries for television on family violence and children, The Truth About Teen Violence and There's No Place Like Home. Dalpiaz previously served as an intelligence officer in the US Navy Reserves and retired as a Lieutenant Commander. She has personally been involved in violence issues because she raised a young relative who had been living in a home with family violence.

Cuprins

AcknowledgmentsIntroductionThe Grooming ProcessThe Mask of AngerBreaking the Communication BarriersAttitude AdjustmentSabotageJust Behave YourselfControlMonkey in the MiddleLabelsTo Be or Not to Be a VictimSuccess Is Your Final Answer

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[T]his book is recommended for parenting collections in public and consumer mental health libraries.
This book provides strategies for helping abuse victims, generally mothers, mitigate the damage done to children by the environment created by the abusive parent. Dalpiaz, an abuse survivor herself, presents a clear, concise book detailing possible effect of family violence on children and the steps that can be taken to reverse the developmental damage done by the abuse..This compelling blend of personal and professional instruction makes this book exceptionally informative but still extremely accessible to the reader..She presents scenarios that could negatively impact the child, such as unsympathetic teachers or further manipulation by the abusive parent, and provides strategies for achieving positive outcomes. It is a wonderfully instructive book that is sure to be of value to any parent in the aftermath of abuse, as well as to teachers, foster parents, and anyone else who has contact with a child exposed to family violence.
[P]rovides helpful techniques for reparenting children who've been exposed to domestic violence.
Dalpiaz wrote the book for parents who need guidance in helping children affected by family violence, it also will be useful for social workers, teachers, foster parents, and clergy who want to better understand children from violent homes.
Ms. Dalpiaz' work is an excellent resource for battered families and the people who love and work with them. Her presentation illustrates how victimization occurs and what needs to happen to heal from family violence. Then she shows how to parent more effectively so children have a chance for a happy and violence-free childhood.