Rules of Estrangement: Why Adult Children Cut Ties and How to Heal the Conflict Free Audiobook Download by Joshua Coleman

Losing touch with your parents, family members and friends is difficult. Most of us are taught to feel ashamed when we disconnect. The author, Joshua Coleman, learned that breaking the pattern of estrangement by staying connected can lead to feelings of guilt and sadness. He explains how it's better to heal the conflict by being in a position or role of authority or power so that you're not trying to protect yourself from their pain.

Joshua Coleman will teach you why it is important to break ties with your parents and explain how you can heal the conflict by following these rules: "1. Offer Boundaries 2. Have a Solid Plan 3. Ask for What You Need". In his audiobook, listen as Joshua shares the truth behind what happened to him and how he healed the wound by following this process

It is not always easy to reconnect with an estranged parent, grandparent, or other family member after a breakup. This audiobook has been created by Joshua Coleman on behalf of numerous adult children who have experienced the pain of estrangement. This book offers advice and hope for healing a conflict that has already taken place. It discusses why estrangement happens and what steps must be taken to heal it. The audiobook also includes advice on how to deal with boundaries as well as how to make changes in your life so that you are able to cope better in the future.

As the title suggests, "Rules of Estrangement: Why Adult Children Cut Ties and How to Heal the Conflict" is a book by Joshua Coleman that discusses the dynamics of adult children who have cut ties with their parents. In chapter one, he details why adult children choose to sever all parental ties. The author explains this further in chapter two where he talks about how adults feel when they are estranged from their parents and how that feeling triggers anxiety and fear.

With the divorce rate at nearly 50%, adult children are increasingly estranged from their parents. Even if they choose to stay in contact with their parents, many adults have formed a new identity that is separate from their past. This leads parents and adult children to feel as though they are on different planets, not communicating effectively and reaching common ground. Joshua Coleman offers powerful healing tools for people who want to be the best friend to both their parents and adult children. He equips readers with an understanding of why adults cut ties with their parents and how healing conflicts can begin by learning about the rules of estrangement.

Estrangement is a confusing and painful process that can feel like it's never going to end. In this audiobook Joshua Coleman will provide an in-depth explanation of the process, how it affects the children who are estranged from their siblings and parents, as well as offer alternatives for healing the conflict.