Table of Contents

Contents
Introduction
1. Why Your Child Craves Power
2. How Your Child Displays Power
3. Create Greater Emotional Safety
4. Sharpen Your Communication Skills
5. Confront Power-Oriented Misbehavior
6. Use Wise, Preventive Discipline
7. Help Your Child Use Power Wisely
Epilogue: A Final Word of Encouragement
Appendix A: Boredom Prevention Ideas
Appendix B: Discussion and Study Questions
Notes
Index

About the Author

John F. Taylor, Ph.D. is a clinical family psychologist with more than 30 years of experience as a psychotherapist. Dr. Taylor is an innovator of diagnostic and theraputic procedures for at-risk teens, children, and families and recognized authority on ADD. He lives in Salem, Oregon.

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