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Book ReviewsHelp for the Hopeless Child: A Guide for Families |
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Book: Help for the Hopeless Child: A Guide for Families
Written by: Ronald S. Federici Cari Ugent Dana Johnson Phillip Pearl |
Publisher: Dr. Ronald S. Federici and Associates
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5
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Finally, Someone Who Knows and Can Help!
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5 / 5
Dr. Federici is the only author and professional we have found who truely understands what parents having very disturbed children go through. His book is easy to read, right to the point, and provides hope and a great deal of ideas (hard solutions) to problems. He mixes no words, but gives hope and understanding in a compassionate way. We have contacted him, heard him lecture, and know that he is "on target" , where all these other "experts" miss the entire boat, especially these so-called "attachment therapists. His Second Edition is now out that we will get soon.
Finally, Someone Who Understands And Is Knowledgeable
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5 / 5
This was the most common sense and practical book a person could buy who has felt totally overwhelmed by two very troubled children adopted form eastern Europe. No "sugar-coating" here, as Dr. Federici get right down to the cold, hard facts that helped put our family back together. All the other books played around with "RAD", "ADHD", and other catchy terms but never got to the right way to treat damaged children. We hope there are more books coming from this author.
Indispensible
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5 / 5
This book is an indispensable source for those who have adopted children from orphanages. I wish I'd had it when I got home from Russia 7 years ago. My child can't be found in the Dr. Spock books, but he's all over the pages of this one. Thank you for confirming some things we've already discovered and given us a guide for where to go next.
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