A wise and helpful book. (Frederic Luskin, Ph.D., Director, Stanford Forgiveness Projects and author of Forgive for Good)Joshua Colemans book is a gift, offering extraordinary wisdom coupled with practical advice. (Steven Mintz, Centre for Advanced Study in the Behavioural Sciences and author of Huck’s Raft: A History of American Childhood)An especially healing, practical resource. . .for anyone exhausted by strained, hurtful relationships with their adolescent or grown child. (–Dr. Linda Nielsen, Professor of Adolescent Psychology & Women’s Studies, Wake Forest University and author of Embracing Your Father: Building the Relationship You Always Wanted With Your Dad) [It] is written from such a realistic and compassionate perspective that it is heart-warming. (Hara Estroff Marano, Editor at Large, Psychology Today; author of A Nation of Wimps)Exceptionally perceptive. (–Stephanie Coontz, Author of Marriage, a History: How Love Conquered Marriage and The Way We Never Were)A superb treatment…a unique and groundbreaking approach…an eyeopening read for anyone. (Library Journal (starred review))Colemans focus is on helping the parent cope and carry on…an engaging read despite the serious subject matter. (Publishers Weekly)An important book that can help parents heal. (Baltimore Sun). . .desperately needed. . . a truly great book for parents, and a great book for therapists who work with families. (–Heather Folsom, M.D., author and adult and child psychiatrist)This is an incredibly insightful and sensitively written analysis of a difficult subject. . . . . . (–Jan Levine, Ph.D., co-author of Why Do Fools Fall in Love.)