The Immigration Gap: Bridging the Divide Between Immigrant Parents and Their Children

The Immigration Gap is the essential and much needed manual to bridge the cultural gap between children and their immigrant parents so they can have positive relationships now and in the future. PARENTS will learn:How to connect emotionally with your children so you become their trusted confidantWhat to say to your teenager so he or /she can confidently say NO to sex and drugsHow NOT to raise an entitled child and what to do if you already have oneHow to communicate effectively with your children and enjoy positive relationships with them through adulthood CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS will learn:How to own and speak your truth, pursue the career of your dreams and passion and have your parents’ support and blessingHow to show up in your full identity and experience transformation in your professional life and relationships How to free yourself of your parents’ control over your life without feeling guiltyHow to love, accept and validate yourself even when your life is not perfectThe Immigration Gap will show parents and children how to understand and empathize with each other’s struggles and equip themselves with tools for healing and restoration in themselves and in their relationships with others.

Details e-book The Immigration Gap

🗸 Author(s): Tinuke Fawole
🗸 Title: The Immigration Gap: Bridging the Divide Between Immigrant Parents and Their Children
🗸 Rating : 5 from 5 stars (81 reviews)
🗸 Languange: English
🗸 Format ebook: PDF, EPUB, Kindle, Audio, HTML and MOBI
🗸 Supported Devices: Android, iOS, PC and Amazon Kindle

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