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Book details
Format: epub
File Size: 932 KB
Print Length: 240 pages
Publisher: Penguin; 01 edition (7 March 2019)
Sold by: Amazon Asia-Pacific Holdings Private Limited
Language: English
ASIN: B07GRBB9WQ
With straight-talking advice from renowned psychotherapist Philippa Perry, this is the definitive guide for any parent looking to navigate their past, avoid repeating their own parents’ mistakes, and ensure they don’t land their own kids in therapy.
Through the combination of case studies, her own experiences as a parent and therapeutic insight gained from a career spanning over 20 years, Perry tackles the wider issues of what it actually means to be a parent rather than getting bogged down in the little details.
This isn’t a book about meeting developmental milestones, training your child to have enviable manners or how to get the much idealised ‘perfect’ family; it’s about creating functional relationships with your children so that they grow up feeling secure, knowing who they are and what they want – giving both them and you a shot at real happiness.
Full of refreshing, sage and sane advice on the bigger picture of parenthood, this is the only book you’ll ever really need to ensure you don’t mess your kids up.
Review:
A beautifully comprehensive look at what it might mean to be a sane and emotionally intelligent parent; hugely warm, wise, hopeful and encouraging that, with a little self-reflection and insight, we could all learn to spare the next generation a few of our own troubles (Alain de Botton)
This is a kind and forgiving book that advocates kind and forgiving behaviour, to ourselves and our partners (Cathy Rentzenbrink, The Times)
This book is guidance on how to bond with your children based on understanding how your own upbringing affects your parenting (Lorraine Candy, Sunday Times)
Philippa Perry is the wisest coolest person (Emma Gannon)
I’m not a parent. But I fucking LOVE Philippa Perry and think she’s wise and brilliant so this will be amazing (Bella Mackie)
Bloody insightful and useful (Mary Portas)
Not got kids? It doesn’t matter, as the wonderful psychotherapist Philippa Perry’s latest book is actually about using our pasts to understand ourselves (…) it’s also an excellent book for reminding yourself: life is hard and you’re doing your best – so try not to beat yourself up for everyday mistakes (Stylist)
EVERY parent should read this book, however old their child. In fact, any adult in a relationship should read it too. Distilled in less than 250 pages is a road map to healthy relationships. Required reading (Express)
About the Author:
PHILIPPA PERRY has been a psychotherapist for the past twenty years. She is also an agony aunt for Red Magazine, a freelance writer, and a TV and radio presenter and has worked on several documentaries including: The Truth about Children Who Lie; The Age of Emotion; and Humiliation for BBC Radio 4; Being Bipolar for Channel 4, Sex, Lies and Love Bites, a History of Agony Aunts and How to be a Surrealist with Philippa Perry for BBC4. She has also written two other books: Couch Fiction, a Graphic Tale of Psychotherapy and How to Stay Sane. She lives in London with her husband the artist Grayson Perry, and they have a grown-up daughter, Flo.
Book details
Format: epub
File Size: 932 KB
Print Length: 240 pages
Publisher: Penguin; 01 edition (7 March 2019)
Sold by: Amazon Asia-Pacific Holdings Private Limited
Language: English
ASIN: B07GRBB9WQ
With straight-talking advice from renowned psychotherapist Philippa Perry, this is the definitive guide for any parent looking to navigate their past, avoid repeating their own parents’ mistakes, and ensure they don’t land their own kids in therapy.
Through the combination of case studies, her own experiences as a parent and therapeutic insight gained from a career spanning over 20 years, Perry tackles the wider issues of what it actually means to be a parent rather than getting bogged down in the little details.
This isn’t a book about meeting developmental milestones, training your child to have enviable manners or how to get the much idealised ‘perfect’ family; it’s about creating functional relationships with your children so that they grow up feeling secure, knowing who they are and what they want – giving both them and you a shot at real happiness.
Full of refreshing, sage and sane advice on the bigger picture of parenthood, this is the only book you’ll ever really need to ensure you don’t mess your kids up.
Review:
A beautifully comprehensive look at what it might mean to be a sane and emotionally intelligent parent; hugely warm, wise, hopeful and encouraging that, with a little self-reflection and insight, we could all learn to spare the next generation a few of our own troubles (Alain de Botton)
This is a kind and forgiving book that advocates kind and forgiving behaviour, to ourselves and our partners (Cathy Rentzenbrink, The Times)
This book is guidance on how to bond with your children based on understanding how your own upbringing affects your parenting (Lorraine Candy, Sunday Times)
Philippa Perry is the wisest coolest person (Emma Gannon)
I’m not a parent. But I fucking LOVE Philippa Perry and think she’s wise and brilliant so this will be amazing (Bella Mackie)
Bloody insightful and useful (Mary Portas)
Not got kids? It doesn’t matter, as the wonderful psychotherapist Philippa Perry’s latest book is actually about using our pasts to understand ourselves (…) it’s also an excellent book for reminding yourself: life is hard and you’re doing your best – so try not to beat yourself up for everyday mistakes (Stylist)
EVERY parent should read this book, however old their child. In fact, any adult in a relationship should read it too. Distilled in less than 250 pages is a road map to healthy relationships. Required reading (Express)
About the Author:
PHILIPPA PERRY has been a psychotherapist for the past twenty years. She is also an agony aunt for Red Magazine, a freelance writer, and a TV and radio presenter and has worked on several documentaries including: The Truth about Children Who Lie; The Age of Emotion; and Humiliation for BBC Radio 4; Being Bipolar for Channel 4, Sex, Lies and Love Bites, a History of Agony Aunts and How to be a Surrealist with Philippa Perry for BBC4. She has also written two other books: Couch Fiction, a Graphic Tale of Psychotherapy and How to Stay Sane. She lives in London with her husband the artist Grayson Perry, and they have a grown-up daughter, Flo.
