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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. If keeping the peace has taught you to put your own needs last, setting a boundary can feel surprisingly difficult.For adult children of difficult or toxic families, a simple "no" can bring a wave of guilt. Taking some distance may feel selfish. Speaking honestly may trigger old fears of conflict, rejection, or disappointing someone you have spent years trying to keep happy.Those reactions can follow you well into adulthood. People-pleasing may become a familiar way of managing family tension. You may find yourself over-explaining your choices, taking responsibility for other people's feelings, or questioning whether your needs are reasonable in the first place.Understanding these patterns can make it easier to approach boundaries with more clarity and less confusion.Inside, you will explore: People-pleasing patterns and the ways they can shape your responses to family tension, expectations, requests, and disagreement.Family guilt and the difference between taking responsibility for your own actions and carrying responsibility for another person's feelings or choices.Boundaries in complicated relationships, including what it can look like to set a limit when someone else does not agree with it.Boundary pushback and the familiar habits of explaining, appeasing, over-functioning, or trying to keep everyone comfortable.Contact, distance, and responsibility when a family relationship remains difficult and there is no simple answer.Self-worth and approval, including the ways your sense of value can become tied to compliance, acceptance, or family harmony.Personal responsibility and choice so you can separate what belongs to you from what belongs to other people and make more deliberate decisions about difficult relationships.Family relationships rarely fit into simple categories. A boundary does not automatically mean confrontation, forgiveness, reconciliation, or cutting someone off. Depending on the circumstances, it may mean changing what you participate in, saying less, stepping back, or accepting that another person may not understand or agree with your decision.The focus is not on controlling another person's response. It is on understanding your own patterns, recognizing what is yours to carry, and becoming more deliberate about the limits you choose to set.If you have learned to question your needs, over-explain your choices, or feel responsible for keeping everyone else comfortable, these ideas can give you a clearer framework for understanding those patterns and considering what healthier boundaries might look like in your own life. For adult children of toxic families, a practical guide to understanding people-pleasing, family guilt, boundaries, personal responsibility, and self-worth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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paperback. Este livro é um escrito técnico que versa sobre os temas: psicologia, tanatologia e terapia cognitivo-comportamental. Esta obra está organizada em duas partes, onde na primeira seção são abordados temas gerais sobre morte e luto como: reflexões sócio-culturais das expressões do luto e sobre as diversas abordagens teóricas lançadas sobre o luto; ponderações sobre as perspectivas sobre a morte e o luto; apresentação da conceituação e o diagnóstico diferencial no luto; discussão sobre os aspectos neuropsicológicos e sociais do luto nas diversas fases do desenvolvimento humano; introdução ao conceito de cuidado paliativo e sua articulação com o luto; análise dos impactos da pandemia da COVID-19 nas vivências do luto, das habilidades comunicacionais frente à morte e o luto, bem como considerações sobre as lacunas na formação profissional para os cuidados em fim de vida. Em um segundo momento, a obra enfoca temas especificamente relacionados a intercessão do luto com a abordagem psicológica da terapia cognitivo-comportamental, destacando temas como: os fundamentos teóricos da referida abordagem; abordagem no contexto das doenças crônicas, aguda e em situações emergenciais; abordagem no contexto do luto por desastres e em situações de suicídio; crescimento pós-traumático; abordagem do luto familiar; apresentação de protocolos de atendimento à pessoa enlutada, além de demonstrar a experiência de um grupo de trabalho na assistência psicológica a enlutados. Em nossa opinião, este livro reúne, de forma sucinta, os conhecimentos mais atuais sobre a abordagem psicológica, segundo a terapia cognitivo-comportamental, no contexto de luto. É uma obra indicada especialmente para psicólogos e médicos, mas também para enfermeiros, assistentes sociais, nutricionistas, fisioterapeutas, fonoaudiólogos e demais profissionais que atuem no campo da saúde, no cuidado a pessoas em condição de final de vida e de luto. Se destina, ainda, a todas as pessoas que desejam aprofundar mais os seus conhecimentos sobre o tema. Contribui para o preenchimento de uma lacuna de publicações sobre o assunto, sendo um primeiro passo para um universo de saberes que buscamos desvendar. Esperamos que este livro contribua positivamente para a formação de diversos profissionais da saúde para melhor compreensão dos aspectos psicológicos no final de vida e que capacite os psicólogos para a intervenção profissional com pacientes e familiares, com uma abordagem técnica de alta qualidade e baseada em evidências científicas e nos preceitos éticos da profissão. Esperamos ainda, que este livro possa contribuir para difundir amplamente os conhecimentos, provocando reflexões e favorecendo uma condição de acolhimento as pessoas enlutadas. Desejamos, por fim, transformar positivamente não apenas as práticas de trabalho, mas vidas. Beatriz dos Santos Pereira Fabiane Rossi dos Santos.…

paperback. Este livro é um escrito técnico que versa sobre os temas: psicologia, tanatologia e terapia cognitivo-comportamental. Esta obra está organizada em duas partes, onde na primeira seção são abordados temas gerais sobre morte e luto como: reflexões sócio-culturais das expressões do luto e sobre as diversas abordagens teóricas lançadas sobre o luto; ponderações sobre as perspectivas sobre a morte e o luto; apresentação da conceituação e o diagnóstico diferencial no luto; discussão sobre os aspectos neuropsicológicos e sociais do luto nas diversas fases do desenvolvimento humano; introdução ao conceito de cuidado paliativo e sua articulação com o luto; análise dos impactos da pandemia da COVID-19 nas vivências do luto, das habilidades comunicacionais frente à morte e o luto, bem como considerações sobre as lacunas na formação profissional para os cuidados em fim de vida. Em um segundo momento, a obra enfoca temas especificamente relacionados a intercessão do luto com a abordagem psicológica da terapia cognitivo-comportamental, destacando temas como: os fundamentos teóricos da referida abordagem; abordagem no contexto das doenças crônicas, aguda e em situações emergenciais; abordagem no contexto do luto por desastres e em situações de suicídio; crescimento pós-traumático; abordagem do luto familiar; apresentação de protocolos de atendimento à pessoa enlutada, além de demonstrar a experiência de um grupo de trabalho na assistência psicológica a enlutados. Em nossa opinião, este livro reúne, de forma sucinta, os conhecimentos mais atuais sobre a abordagem psicológica, segundo a terapia cognitivo-comportamental, no contexto de luto. É uma obra indicada especialmente para psicólogos e médicos, mas também para enfermeiros, assistentes sociais, nutricionistas, fisioterapeutas, fonoaudiólogos e demais profissionais que atuem no campo da saúde, no cuidado a pessoas em condição de final de vida e de luto. Se destina, ainda, a todas as pessoas que desejam aprofundar mais os seus conhecimentos sobre o tema. Contribui para o preenchimento de uma lacuna de publicações sobre o assunto, sendo um primeiro passo para um universo de saberes que buscamos desvendar. Esperamos que este livro contribua positivamente para a formação de diversos profissionais da saúde para melhor compreensão dos aspectos psicológicos no final de vida e que capacite os psicólogos para a intervenção profissional com pacientes e familiares, com uma abordagem técnica de alta qualidade e baseada em evidências científicas e nos preceitos éticos da profissão. Esperamos ainda, que este livro possa contribuir para difundir amplamente os conhecimentos, provocando reflexões e favorecendo uma condição de acolhimento as pessoas enlutadas. Desejamos, por fim, transformar positivamente não apenas as práticas de trabalho, mas vidas. Beatriz dos Santos Pereira Fabiane Rossi dos Santos.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. If keeping the peace has taught you to put your own needs last, setting a boundary can feel surprisingly difficult.For adult children of difficult or toxic families, a simple "no" can bring a wave of guilt. Taking some distance may feel selfish. Speaking honestly may trigger old fears of conflict, rejection, or disappointing someone you have spent years trying to keep happy.Those reactions can follow you well into adulthood. People-pleasing may become a familiar way of managing family tension. You may find yourself over-explaining your choices, taking responsibility for other people's feelings, or questioning whether your needs are reasonable in the first place.Understanding these patterns can make it easier to approach boundaries with more clarity and less confusion.Inside, you will explore: People-pleasing patterns and the ways they can shape your responses to family tension, expectations, requests, and disagreement.Family guilt and the difference between taking responsibility for your own actions and carrying responsibility for another person's feelings or choices.Boundaries in complicated relationships, including what it can look like to set a limit when someone else does not agree with it.Boundary pushback and the familiar habits of explaining, appeasing, over-functioning, or trying to keep everyone comfortable.Contact, distance, and responsibility when a family relationship remains difficult and there is no simple answer.Self-worth and approval, including the ways your sense of value can become tied to compliance, acceptance, or family harmony.Personal responsibility and choice so you can separate what belongs to you from what belongs to other people and make more deliberate decisions about difficult relationships.Family relationships rarely fit into simple categories. A boundary does not automatically mean confrontation, forgiveness, reconciliation, or cutting someone off. Depending on the circumstances, it may mean changing what you participate in, saying less, stepping back, or accepting that another person may not understand or agree with your decision.The focus is not on controlling another person's response. It is on understanding your own patterns, recognizing what is yours to carry, and becoming more deliberate about the limits you choose to set.If you have learned to question your needs, over-explain your choices, or feel responsible for keeping everyone else comfortable, these ideas can give you a clearer framework for understanding those patterns and considering what healthier boundaries might look like in your own life. For adult children of toxic families, a practical guide to understanding people-pleasing, family guilt, boundaries, personal responsibility, and self-worth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - If keeping the peace has taught you to put your own needs last, setting a boundary can feel surprisingly difficult.For adult children of difficult or toxic families, a simple 'no' can bring a wave of guilt. Taking some distance may feel selfish. Speaking honestly may trigger old fears of conflict, rejection, or disappointing someone you have spent years trying to keep happy.Those reactions can follow you well into adulthood. People-pleasing may become a familiar way of managing family tension. You may find yourself over-explaining your choices, taking responsibility for other people's feelings, or questioning whether your needs are reasonable in the first place.Understanding these patterns can make it easier to approach boundaries with more clarity and less confusion.Inside, you will explore:People-pleasing patterns and the ways they can shape your responses to family tension, expectations, requests, and disagreement.Family guilt and the difference between taking responsibility for your own actions and carrying responsibility for another person's feelings or choices.Boundaries in complicated relationships, including what it can look like to set a limit when someone else does not agree with it.Boundary pushback and the familiar habits of explaining, appeasing, over-functioning, or trying to keep everyone comfortable.Contact, distance, and responsibility when a family relationship remains difficult and there is no simple answer.Self-worth and approval, including the ways your sense of value can become tied to compliance, acceptance, or family harmony.Personal responsibility and choice so you can separate what belongs to you from what belongs to other people and make more deliberate decisions about difficult relationships.Family relationships rarely fit into simple categories. A boundary does not automatically mean confrontation, forgiveness, reconciliation, or cutting someone off. Depending on the circumstances, it may mean changing what you participate in, saying less, stepping back, or accepting that another person may not understand or agree with your decision.The focus is not on controlling another person's response. It is on understanding your own patterns, recognizing what is yours to carry, and becoming more deliberate about the limits you choose to set.If you have learned to question your needs, over-explain your choices, or feel responsible for keeping everyone else comfortable, these ideas can give you a clearer framework for understanding those patterns and considering what healthier boundaries might look like in your own life. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. If keeping the peace has taught you to put your own needs last, setting a boundary can feel surprisingly difficult.For adult children of difficult or toxic families, a simple "no" can bring a wave of guilt. Taking some distance may feel selfish. Speaking honestly may trigger old fears of conflict, rejection, or disappointing someone you have spent years trying to keep happy.Those reactions can follow you well into adulthood. People-pleasing may become a familiar way of managing family tension. You may find yourself over-explaining your choices, taking responsibility for other people's feelings, or questioning whether your needs are reasonable in the first place.Understanding these patterns can make it easier to approach boundaries with more clarity and less confusion.Inside, you will explore: People-pleasing patterns and the ways they can shape your responses to family tension, expectations, requests, and disagreement.Family guilt and the difference between taking responsibility for your own actions and carrying responsibility for another person's feelings or choices.Boundaries in complicated relationships, including what it can look like to set a limit when someone else does not agree with it.Boundary pushback and the familiar habits of explaining, appeasing, over-functioning, or trying to keep everyone comfortable.Contact, distance, and responsibility when a family relationship remains difficult and there is no simple answer.Self-worth and approval, including the ways your sense of value can become tied to compliance, acceptance, or family harmony.Personal responsibility and choice so you can separate what belongs to you from what belongs to other people and make more deliberate decisions about difficult relationships.Family relationships rarely fit into simple categories. A boundary does not automatically mean confrontation, forgiveness, reconciliation, or cutting someone off. Depending on the circumstances, it may mean changing what you participate in, saying less, stepping back, or accepting that another person may not understand or agree with your decision.The focus is not on controlling another person's response. It is on understanding your own patterns, recognizing what is yours to carry, and becoming more deliberate about the limits you choose to set.If you have learned to question your needs, over-explain your choices, or feel responsible for keeping everyone else comfortable, these ideas can give you a clearer framework for understanding those patterns and considering what healthier boundaries might look like in your own life. For adult children of toxic families, a practical guide to understanding people-pleasing, family guilt, boundaries, personal responsibility, and self-worth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Life can sure give you lemons, and while nobody is immune to challenges, pain, and suffering, almost everyone has the innate ability to not just survive. but to thrive.Whether you're traumatized by infidelity; frustrated in a blended family situation; a serial yo-yo dieter; affected by addiction (yours or someone else's); a stay-at-home mom feeling stuck; divorced; paralyzed by massive financial debt; an empty nester; or beaten down by life with no self-confidence. this book is for you. You don't have to be stuck in a place of pain, fear, or anger forever. Author and Certified Health Coach, Priscilla Nelson, shares her life's lessons in this raw and real must-read book to give you the tools to completely redesign your life. Once you learn how life's traumatic experiences can be used to catapult you to amazing heights and awesome adventures, by learning how to respond to those situations, you will be forever changed. If you are ready to move forward in life instead of being stuck in that awful place, it is time to get UNSHATTERED.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Boundaries for Adult Children of Toxic Families | Understanding People-Pleasing Patterns, Navigating Family Guilt, and Strengthening Self-Worth | Priscilla Nelson | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Verdant Core Books | EAN 9798182870856 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…