Respect in the Home: The Foundation for Happier and Healthier Families - Sytsma, Gary
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I was raised in a family with strong family values. As a family therapist I made an effort to share what I had learned with others. This book represents an accumulation of my family and professional experiences, as well as my thoughts pertaining to families. I believe there will always be a need to keep families strong. There are many adversities that mankind has faced over the centuries. Humans have survived, not only from their own strength, but more importantly, as a result of their collective strength. In this book I have attempted to provide some guidance for those who may be seeking a…mehr

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I was raised in a family with strong family values. As a family therapist I made an effort to share what I had learned with others. This book represents an accumulation of my family and professional experiences, as well as my thoughts pertaining to families. I believe there will always be a need to keep families strong. There are many adversities that mankind has faced over the centuries. Humans have survived, not only from their own strength, but more importantly, as a result of their collective strength. In this book I have attempted to provide some guidance for those who may be seeking a healthier and happier family lifestyle; in other words, to build upon their own strengths. My personal belief is that "greatness" is not achieved as a result of fame and fortune. It is achieved through humble acts of kindness and giving. Greatness also means giving the best to your family.
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Gary Sytsma spent the remaining years of his career as a child and family therapist following his work as a hospital caregiver for 34 years. He is currently channeling his passion for helping people and animals into writing. His first book, The Lost Doggie Who Became a Princess, shares his experience with his adopted dog, Dot. He is also the author of a non-fiction title about respectful communication and improving parental skills and is currently writing a book about patient advocacy and the need for health care reform in our country. He lives in the Pacific Northwest with his beloved dogs, Dot and Dash.