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Adult Child's Guide to What's Normal

Adult Child's Guide to What's Normal

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You have begun to deal with the pain and trauma of being raised in a dysfunctional family and now you are ready to lead a healthy life. But:

  • Do you know what healthy people do?
  • Do you know what is "normal"?
  • Do you know how to ask unwanted guests to leave?

    In An Adult Child's Guide to What's "Normal", John and Linda Friel have written a practical guide to living a healthy life. Your parents may not have been able to teach you social skills but it is not too late to learn them now.

    Read this guide and learn how to respond to the challenges, problems and traps that we are faced with daily.

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    BrandHealth Communications Inc
    Pub dateSep 1, 1990
    ISBN-101558740902
    ISBN-139781558740907
    Paperback200.0 pages
    LanguageEnglish
    Dimensions8.5 × 0.7 × 5.5 in
    Weight1 lb
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