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Focusing on the dynamics of family relationships, this book introduces Restoration Therapy as a transformative approach to understanding and breaking destructive cycles. It emphasizes the impact of family of origin on current behaviors and relationships, offering readers insights into systemic patterns that contribute to relational struggles. Through this framework, the book aims to empower individuals to foster healthier connections and resolve conflicts effectively.

When marriage and family therapist Nicole Zasowski confronts struggles she cannot overcome, she unknowingly becomes the client. Missing the peace she was so passionate about helping others find, she is invited to release the protective behaviors she once trusted to find God's transformational grace and a more enduring hope.

Don't spend your life practicing disappointment and rehearsing tragedy when you when you can experience God's gift of joy and celebration today.

Focusing on the therapeutic process, the book equips therapists with essential skills to assess emotional pain within families and emphasizes the significance of love and trustworthiness. It offers various techniques and conceptual frameworks to assist family members in healing and restoring their identities and sense of safety, ultimately guiding them toward functional relationships.

We live in the age of aging. Because of this, there are a number of challenges presented to the family---among the most complex is the job of caring for frail parents. Weaving practical help together with personal stories, this book will help people embrace the job of caregiving as an opportunity to learn more about life and God.

The book, first published in 2003, is a scholarly work by Routledge, an imprint of Taylor & Francis. It delves into specific themes or subjects relevant to its field, providing insights and analyses that contribute to academic discourse. The publication is aimed at researchers, students, and professionals seeking a deeper understanding of the topic addressed.