The Connected Father Understanding Your Unique Role and Responsibilities during Your Child's Adolescence

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Edition: 1st
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2007-05-15
Publisher(s): St. Martin's Griffin
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Summary

Parenting Expert Carl Pickhardt Shows How the Bonds Between Fathers and Teens Can Be Strengthened Many fathers feel unprepared for their child's adolescence, in their denial, often times preferring to believe that it will only happen to other people's children. In this sensitive and forthright book, Carl Pickhardt stresses that fathers need to become informed about changes and challenges that normally unfold. Helping caring fathers navigate the four crucial and often perplexing stages of adolescence, The Connected Father describes: * how fathers can learn to be better listeners * why they have trouble communicating and what to do about it * different emotional changes between mid- and late-adolescence * how to encourage independence while setting limits * how fathers can talk to teens about drugs, sex, the internet, relationships, and more

Author Biography

Carl E. Pickhardt is the author of nine popular parenting and child-rearing titles, including Keys to Successful Stepfathering, The Everything® Parent’s Child to the Strong-Willed Child, and The Everything® Parent’s Guide to Positive Discipline. A psychologist in private lecturing practice, he lives in Austin, Texas.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Critical Distinctions for Readers to Understandp. 1
Why Fathers Disconnect from Adolescentsp. 19
The Problem with Workp. 31
Clarifying Expectations for Adolescent Changep. 41
Fathering in Early Adolescence (ages 9-13)p. 55
Fathering in Mid-Adolescence (ages 13-15)p. 69
Fathering in Late Adolescence (ages 15-18)p. 87
Fathering in Trial Independence (ages 18-23)p. 101
Maintaining Authorityp. 119
Conducting Communicationp. 145
Fathering a Teenage Daughterp. 167
Fathering a Teenage Sonp. 191
Further Readingp. 215
Helpful Websitesp. 217
Helpful Support Groupsp. 219
Indexp. 111
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