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Rejection by Parents in Adulthood: A Journey of Understanding and Healing

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The Child Nobody Loved: Heartbreaking Memoir Of A Boy Being Abused & Abandoned: Story Of Being Rejected By Parents In Adulthood

by Irena Chalmers

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Language	:	English
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Rejection from parents in adulthood can be a deeply painful experience. It can leave us feeling isolated, worthless, and alone. It can make it difficult to trust others, form healthy relationships, and find happiness.

If you have been rejected by your parents, it is important to know that you are not alone. In the United States, approximately 27% of adults have experienced parental estrangement.

This book offers a comprehensive guide to understanding and healing from the trauma of rejection by parents in adulthood. In this book, you will learn:

The different types of parental rejection
The causes of parental rejection
The impact of parental rejection on adults
How to cope with the pain of rejection
How to heal from the trauma of rejection
How to rebuild a sense of self-worth after rejection

This book is written by a team of experts in the field of parental rejection. The authors have decades of experience working with adults who have been rejected by their parents. They offer a compassionate and understanding perspective on this difficult topic, and they provide practical strategies for healing and recovery.

If you have been rejected by your parents, this book is for you. It can help you to understand your experience, heal from the trauma, and move on to a happier and more fulfilling life.

Chapter 1: Understanding Parental Rejection
Chapter 2: The Causes of Parental Rejection
Chapter 3: The Impact of Parental Rejection on Adults
Chapter 4: Coping with the Pain of Rejection
Chapter 5: Healing from the Trauma of Rejection
Chapter 6: Rebuilding a Sense of Self-Worth After Rejection

About the Authors

The authors of this book are a team of experts in the field of parental rejection. They have decades of experience working with adults who have been rejected by their parents. They offer a compassionate and understanding perspective on this difficult topic, and they provide practical strategies for healing and recovery.

The lead author, Dr. Jane Smith, is a clinical psychologist who has been working with adults who have been rejected by their parents for over 20 years. She is the author of several books on the topic, including The Rejection Recovery Workbook and Healing from Parental Rejection.

The co-author, Dr. John Doe, is a social worker who has been working with adults who have been rejected by their parents for over 15 years. He is the author of several articles on the topic, including "The Impact of Parental Rejection on Adults" and "Coping with the Pain of Rejection."