When parents intervene inappropriately and/or excessively, their children may grow up and behave badly, plagued by anxiety, narcissism and feelings of entitlement as they struggle to cope with everyday life. The Overparenting Solution offers alternatives for parents to check their ambitions at the door and do what's best for their kids.
When parents intervene inappropriately and/or excessively, their children may grow up and behave badly, plagued by anxiety, narcissism and feelings of entitlement as they struggle to cope with everyday life. The Overparenting Solution offers alternatives for parents to check their ambitions at the door and do what's best for their kids.
George S. Glass, MD, is a father and grandfather. He has served as a medical doctor and psychiatrist for more than thirty years. Since 1986, he has been helping families, attorneys, and courts deal with the psychological consequences of divorce. Dr. Glass has traveled throughout Texas as a forensic expert in family court cases, as well as conducting group presentations and divorce workshops, and treating patients involved in family disruptions. Dr. Glass has administered, owned, and directed inpatient hospital treatment programs, day hospital programs, a community mental health center, and a residential treatment center, beginning in 1972 when he set up the US Navy's first alcohol treatment program at the Bethesda Naval Hospital, and he has since served as chairman of departments of psychiatry at several Houston hospitals. Dr. Glass has developed, managed, and conducted independent medical evaluations for the FAA, the Airline Pilots Association, Harris County Medical Society, the Texas State Bar, multiple Fortune 500 companies and their unions, as well as federal, state, and local courts and attorneys who work with them. Please visit www.GeorgeSGlassMDPA.com for more information.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: What Is Overparenting and Why Is It a Problem? Chapter 1: Check Yourself: A Personal Parenting Assessment Chapter 2: The Evolution of Parenting Chapter 3: Handle with Care Chapter 4: Managing Sports and Extra Curriculars Chapter 5: Welcome to iParenting Chapter 6: The Negative Consequences of Overparenting Chapter 7: Being Mindful and Letting Go Chapter 8: Covid-19 and Parenting During a Crisis Chapter 9: A Prescription for Healthy Parenting Notes Index About the Authors
Acknowledgments Introduction: What Is Overparenting and Why Is It a Problem? Chapter 1: Check Yourself: A Personal Parenting Assessment Chapter 2: The Evolution of Parenting Chapter 3: Handle with Care Chapter 4: Managing Sports and Extra Curriculars Chapter 5: Welcome to iParenting Chapter 6: The Negative Consequences of Overparenting Chapter 7: Being Mindful and Letting Go Chapter 8: Covid-19 and Parenting During a Crisis Chapter 9: A Prescription for Healthy Parenting Notes Index About the Authors
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