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Rules of Estrangement

Book • 2020
In 'Rules of Estrangement,' Dr. Joshua Coleman provides a compassionate and insightful guide for parents dealing with estrangement from their adult children.

The book places estrangement within a cultural and historical context, exploring the socioeconomic and psychological factors that contribute to these family ruptures.

Coleman offers practical advice on how parents can engage in meaningful conversations with their estranged children, cultivate healthy relationships, and cope with the emotional challenges of estrangement.

He emphasizes empathy, self-reflection, and the importance of parents taking the initiative in reconciliation efforts.

The book also addresses various specific issues such as mental illness, addiction, and conflicts over identity, religion, and politics.

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Mentioned in 7 episodes

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Brett McKay
as the author of the book and a psychologist who specializes in working with estranged families.
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What's Behind the Rise of Parent-Child Estrangement?
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Shumita Basu
as an expert on family estrangement, offering advice on healing difficult family relationships.
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Why more people are cutting ties with family
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Gaby Hinsliff
while discussing strategies for parents to reconnect with estranged adult children.
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‘I never want you around your grandchild’: the families torn apart when adult children go ‘no contact’
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Oprah Winfrey
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Dr. Joshua Coleman
as the author of this book.
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Oprah Explores the Rising Trend of Going No Contact with Your Family
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Rebecca Cushway
, quoting the author's perspective on adult children's relationships with parents.
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When is it OK to cut off your parents and go 'no contact’?
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Shumita Basu
as the book written by Josh Coleman, which lays out findings from his survey of estranged parents.
Rebroadcast: Should you cut ties with a family member? A therapist offers advice.
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James Emery White
in relation to his research on estrangement and changing notions of trauma.
CCP140: On Intergenerational Estrangement: Going “No Contact”
Mentioned as Josh Coleman's book, which lays out findings from his survey of estranged parents.
Rebroadcast: Should you cut ties with a family member? A therapist offers advice.

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