Turning the Me Generation into the We Generation – Michael Ungar

Posted on January 6th, 2010 by Jarvis in Advice, Non-Fiction, Relationships

In Turning the Me Generation into the We Generation: Raising Kids that Care internationally respected family therapist Michael Ungar shows how parents can raise socially engaged and responsible children. Engaging and timely, this book is an invaluable resource for parents.

Though today’s youth culture may seem totally self-centred, kids still want close relationships with the significant adults in their lives. Like generations before them, they also want to be noticed for the contributions they can make. What they need, though, is compassion and encouragement from their parents.

Turning the Me Generation into the We Generation: Raising Kids that Care by Michael Ungar, ISBN 9781741758351

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Combining inspiring stories from his professional experience with expert research from around the world, Michael Ungar reveals how the close connections kids crave, and the support adults provide, can help kids achieve their full potential – and how it can also protect them from the dangers of delinquency, whether it be drug abuse, violence, or early sexual activity.

A fresh, optimistic approach to our children’s true nature and potential.

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