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Make Yourself at Home
Make Yourself at Home
In Make Yourself at Home, renowned family therapist and best-selling author Sarah
Chana Radcliffe uses her unique approach to show how your home can be the place
where the whole family can grow and attain interpersonal harmony, inner peace,
and true happiness.
How can a married couple learn to accept the intense differences that exist between them?
When should a parent step in and help her children, and when is it right to step back?
What can we do to keep our cool when dealing with the challenges of family life?
Does the perfect family exist? If it does, what does it look like?
In Make Yourself at Home, renowned family therapist and best-selling author Sarah
Chana Radcliffe uses her unique approach to show how your home can be the place
where the whole family can grow and attain interpersonal harmony, inner peace,
and true happiness.
How can a married couple learn to accept the intense differences that exist between them?
When should a parent step in and help her children, and when is it right to step back?
What can we do to keep our cool when dealing with the challenges of family life?
Does the perfect family exist? If it does, what does it look like?
409 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 28, 2012
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May 7, 2021
There is some excellent advice in the book about marriage and parenting. I would have benefitted if I read this book about 30 years ago!
This is yet another publication from an Orthodox press that is a compilation of previous published articles. I read some of them at the time they appeared in a magazine, so those were a review. As is the case with many of these books, reading one article a week in interesting and informative. When one reads them all at once, they become somewhat repetitive.
Still, I would recommend this highly to those who are newly married or new parents.
This is yet another publication from an Orthodox press that is a compilation of previous published articles. I read some of them at the time they appeared in a magazine, so those were a review. As is the case with many of these books, reading one article a week in interesting and informative. When one reads them all at once, they become somewhat repetitive.
Still, I would recommend this highly to those who are newly married or new parents.
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