What Children Learn from Their Parents' Marriage: It May Be Your Marriage, but It's Your Child's Blueprint for Intimacy
"As we all come to realize, sooner or later, our childrens' lives speak our truth. InWhat Children Learn from Their Parents' Marriage,Dr. Judith Siegel throws a wonderfully clarifying light upon the specific ways in which the ordinary interchanges of the couple create their youngsters' basic blueprint for later loving and relating." --Maggie Scarf, author ofIntimate Worlds"Dr. Judith Siegel has written a compact, elegantly simple, thoroughly useful book that all parents'and many others'will find helpful and illuminating.  One of the most valuable roles a clinician can fill is that of informed messenger, taking the hard-won lessons learned from people in distress and offering them up to others, so that they might avoid the same distress.  Dr. Siegel is an honest, careful and intelligent messenger." --Edward Hallowell, M.D., co-author ofDriven to Distraction"Fear not: The numerous clinical cases illustrated here demonstrate how you can improve your children's perspective of mariltal relationships. It's never too late. All parents can benefit from this solid read." --Nashville Parent"Looking at marriage from the child's point of view is a valuable and essential perspective. Dr. Siegel's book is interesting and easy to read, and will be of great value to many parents." --Donald R. Bardill, Ph.D., Editor,The Journal of Family Social Work"This startling and significant book is truly a wake-up call for all parents today. Our children are watching!" ---- Stephen R. Covey, author ofThe Seven Habits of Highly Effective Families"This startling and significant book is truly a wake-up call for all parents today. Our children are watching!" --Stephen R. Covey, author ofThe Seven Habits of Highly Effective Families--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.