Lesson 31: Parents and Children - Slide 21
Exercise: Give Them Their Due
- Show affection
- Have achieved important things in the face of adversity
- Expect great things from me
- Can be a lot of fun
- Have great taste
- Are proud of me in their own way
- Give me room to breathe
- Are cultured/well read/politically aware
- Stand up for themselves
- Are generous
Notes:
Pg. 68-69, “I’m OK, You’re My Parents, How to Overcome Guilt, Let Go of Anger and Create a Relationship That Works,” Dale Atkins, Ph.D., Henry Holt and Company, New York, 2004
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