Attention: Parents, Therapists, Counselors, and Social Workers:

Presented in a storybook style for enjoyable reading by parents and children, this is a very simple and effective way to help children of divorced, never-married, or separated parents to be happier and healthier!
 
 

"Who Can I Love?" is the perfect bibliotherapy ("therapy reading")  when parents or step-parents have concerns for children regarding "parental alienation syndrome", “divorce poison”, anxiety, and/or depression. This large-sized (8" x 10") book, printed on glossy, heavy stock paper, is perfect for repeated use with professional clients or as a 'keeper' for parents and other adults who have a parenting role in a child's life. Also, this book is available in "E-Book" format for reading on digital devices such as Amazon’s “Kindle”, Barnes & Noble’s “Nook”, Apple’s “Ipad” and smartphones.

The majority of today’s families consist of unmarried, remarried, single, or divorced parents.  When a parent brings a new partner into their child’s/children’s world, it's often high-conflict drama between parents with children caught in the middle. 

“Who Can I Love?” explores the child’s response to the parents’ conflicts; often reflected in low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression in the child/children.

A common cause for this is a parent’s fear of displacement; with at least one of the parents afraid that they are being displaced in the child's mind by the other parent's new spouse or significant other. 

“Who Can I Love?” explores this in a storybook presentation for parents and children to read together, providing very clear and practical ways to resolve this problem, resulting in the child/children being happier and healthier.
 
 
 
 

This multi-cultural story gives a voice to a typical child’s thoughts and feelings, providing validation and resolution to a very real struggle occurring within the child and the family.