Raising Kids Who Can: Use Good Judgement Assume Responsibility Communicate Effectively Respect Self Others Cooperate Develop Self Esteem Enjoy Life

Betty Lou Bettner

ISBN 10: 0962484172 / ISBN 13: 9780962484179

Published by Connexions Press, 1990

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Raising Kids Who Can: Use Good Judgement Assume Responsibility Communicate Effectively Respect Self Others Cooperate Develop Self Esteem Enjoy Life
• Publisher: Connexions Press
• Publication Date: 1990
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0962484172
• ISBN 13: 9780962484179
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Book by Betty Lou Bettner, Amy Lew

About the Author

As international spokespersons on a wide range of topics relating to marriage and family therapy, Drs. Lew and Bettner have appeared on radio and television talk shows throughout the country. They have been featured in dozens of respected national magazines and newspapers including: Child, Savvy, Redbook, Parents Magazine,The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Boston Globe and the Boston Herald. As Adlerian therapists, Drs. Lew, and Bettner are known for their innovative work in fostering family meetings, couple therapy and the use of early recollections in all types of therapy, They have presented seminars to parents, teachers, and fellow counselors in many countries, including Czech, Holland, Russia, Canada, Puerto Rico, Lithuania, Estonia, Ireland and England. Drs. Bettner and Lew bring an international perspective on the fundamental elements necessary to foster strong positive relationships between parents and children, as well as adult couples. Dr. Lew is on the faculty of the Family Institute of Cambridge and maintains a private practice in family, couple and individual counseling in Newton, Massachusetts. She is the mother of two grown daughters. Dr. Bettner has her private practice specializing in individual, couple and family counseling and is the Director of the Family Education Center in Springfield, Pennsylvania. She is the mother of three sons and a daughter and former foster care mother of fifteen.