A sourcebook for negotiating and integrating blended families.
Book Review by Jan Wilson The Blended Family Sourcebook: by David S. Chedekel, |
Our families are ever-changing but changes within the blended family must be negotiated and all family members must be integrated. |
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New families and new family concepts are It is not easy to merge all loved ones (and often some not so lovable) into a new family. Changes within the new family must be negotiated and all family members must be integrated for a successful blending. |
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| This is a practical guide with proactive solutions for
new family relationships. The authors, both experienced psychologists, address the factors that affect the blending process, including cultural, socioeconomic, and religious differences.
This positive reference manual also provides:
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Case studies based on real-life families illustrate the negotiation process in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step manner. The Blended Family Sourcebook will help you make achieving peace within your own merged family a realistic goal. Book Review: Copyright © 2002 CyberParent. All rights reserved. |
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