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Part 1 - The Unloving Ways That Parents React
When parents feel disrespected by their children's behavior, they may react with chronic anger, chronic appeasement, or chronic apathy during the Family Crazy Cycle.
Part 2 - Recognizing the Dangers
Chronic anger, appeasement, and apathy lead to disconnection, avoidance, and damage between the parent and child.
Part 3 - Communicating Lovingly So We Don't Lose Their Hearts
A loving and respectful response to the spirit of your child with courage and engagement as a team.
The Unloving Ways That Parents React
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When parents feel disrespected by their children's behavior, they may react with chronic anger, chronic appeasement, or chronic apathy. However, none of these reactions are the appropriate way for parents to deal with feeling disrespected.
Recognizing The Dangers
Anger can lead to a breakdown in communication and emotional disconnection between parents and children. Chronic appeasement fails to address underlying issues and perpetuates ongoing problems. Chronic apathy fosters apathy in the child towards the parent, further damaging the relationship.
Communicating Lovingly So We Don't Lose Their Hearts
A loving and respectful response to the spirit of your child with courage and engagement as a team.
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Emerson Eggerichs, Ph.D.
Prior to launching the Love and Respect Conferences, Dr. Eggerichs was the senior pastor of Trinity Church in Lansing, MI for nearly 20 years. He has graduate degrees from Wheaton College and Dubuque Seminary and a Ph.D. in Child and Family Ecology from Michigan State University. He is author of the New York Times bestseller, Love & Respect, which has sold over 2 milliion copies.
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We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
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We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
Is this class good for children?
We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
How exactly does the month-long class work?
We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
What is the time commitment and schedule for the class?
We read in 1 Corinthians 7:26 about “the present distress.” The church at Corinth encountered some type of grave adversity. Are you or is someone about whom you have concern experiencing some kind of hardship? Emerson invites us to do two specific things as a couple or in a small group that prepares us to navigate the trouble in front of us.
