Adler's way of talking to your child
- By Ayako Harada
- Published 26th July 2015
Summary
What kind of words should I use to motivate and boost my child's confidence? You want to use certain words, but may find yourself telling them to “Hurry up!” instead.
This is a collection of phrases for mothers who want to know what sort of words to use with their children.
Based on Adlerian psychology which recommends encouragement rather than praise in order to develop an equal relationship, this book shows how to rephrase the language you tend to use with a list of before and after phrases for each specific situation.
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