We're Still Family: What Grown Children Have to Say About Their Parents' Divorce – A Therapist's 20-Year Study on Adaptation and Thriving
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We're Still Family: What Grown Children Have to Say About Their Parents' Divorce – A Therapist's 20-Year Study on Adaptation and Thriving

by Constance Ahrons

Psychology Family Relations
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In 'We're Still Family,' therapist Constance Ahrons shares findings from her 20-year study on grown children's views of their parents' divorce. The book explores adaptation, thriving, and the enduring sense of family, providing valuable insights into post-divorce family life and resilience.

About This Book

This book presents insights from a therapist's extensive 20-year study focused on the experiences of grown children whose parents divorced.

It examines how these individuals navigate adaptation and achieve thriving in their lives post-divorce.

The study highlights the perspectives of adult children regarding their parents' separation and its long-term effects on family dynamics.

Through this research, the book offers a deeper understanding of resilience and family connections in the context of divorce.

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