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Placing the burden of the father-daughter relationship squarely on the daughter’s shoulders, Nielsen argues that women who believe dads should always take the first step towards friendship "haven’t moved beyond seeing themselves as a little girl." The psychologist, who teaches a class on father-daughter relationships at Wake Forest University, offers many helpful suggestions to her readers, including tips on how to start seeing dad as "more than a wallet" and how to stop playing the innocent virgin daughter. Chapters on handling the turmoil of divorce and remarriage and on getting to know dad as a person (and not just as a father figure), round out this useful, if somewhat guilt-tripping, self-help guide.
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William Pollack, Ph.D, Harvard University. Director of Centers for Men & Young Men. Author of "Real Boys" and "Real Boys' Voices"
"Groundbreaking book, summarizing cutting edge research in clear terms, giving hordes of practical suggestions. I can't recommend it highly enough!"
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Placing the burden of the father-daughter relationship squarely on the daughter’s shoulders, Nielsen argues that women who believe dads should always take the first step towards friendship "haven’t moved beyond seeing themselves as a little girl." The psychologist, who teaches a class on father-daughter relationships at Wake Forest University, offers many helpful suggestions to her readers, including tips on how to start seeing dad as "more than a wallet" and how to stop playing the innocent virgin daughter. Chapters on handling the turmoil of divorce and remarriage and on getting to know dad as a person (and not just as a father figure), round out this useful, if somewhat guilt-tripping, self-help guide.
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
William Pollack, Ph.D, Harvard University. Director of Centers for Men & Young Men. Author of "Real Boys" and "Real Boys' Voices"
"Groundbreaking book, summarizing cutting edge research in clear terms, giving hordes of practical suggestions. I can't recommend it highly enough!"
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