THE ART OF RESPECT Accompanying children in life

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THE ART OF RESPECT Accompanying children in life. Do you want your CHILD to be HAPPY!? Do you want IT to become a SUCCESSFUL person in life!?:

This is the greatest desire of all loving parents. A lot is not up to you, BUT it is also up to you. Then the question is, what YOU yourself can contribute to this?

Meaning researcher Elizabeth Lucas, with decades of pedagogical and psychotherapeutic experience behind her, draws attention to aspects that today more than ever are of the greatest importance in THE ACCOMPANIMENT of children in life.

Namely and above all else it is "The higher art of mutual respect and esteem"; the foundation for building the emotional-spiritual stability of the young person and a prerequisite for unfolding the unchanging potential for growth of every human being. THE ART OF RESPECT Accompanying children in life

The new expanded edition features a conversation between Elizabeth Lucas and Stefan Liesenfeld about the challenges of the new age of digitalization. By presenting some basic observations and reflections, they give concrete practical advice for everyday parenting.

An essential guide for support and encouragement for all parents and carers

–PROJECTIVE METHODS IN CHILDREN...

THE ART OF RESPECT Accompanying Children in Life is the only book of its kind on raising and raising children:

• Based on Viktor Frankl's logotherapy idea of "meaning in life", which gives a completely different perspective.
• It lays the true foundation of good parenting, and it is a prerequisite for your child to grow into a healthy, happy and successful person, full of respect for you, for himself, for the world. THE ART OF RESPECTING

About the author:

Elizabeth Lucas is a leading specialist in logotherapy. She is considered one of the most significant and bright followers of Viktor Frankl worldwide. Clinical psychologist, licensed psychotherapist and supervisor with over 30 years of professional experience. She has lectured at a number of universities and trained a whole generation of speech therapists. He has published 54 books translated into 20 languages.

For Elizabeth Lucas Frankl says: “For her there is no human being that does not contain the possibility of growth, and there is no life situation that does not have its spark of meaning. To illuminate the meaning is precisely the art of Elizabeth Lucas and entirely in the spirit of logotherapy."