Drama Free: A Guide to Managing Unhealthy Family Relationships

5 reviews for Drama Free: A Guide to Managing Unhealthy Family Relationships

1. Kelly Everhart

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   October 16, 2023

   5.0 out of 5 stars Worth the Read

   Really eye opening and well explained. I am very happy I found this book!

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   K. Daley

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   September 2, 2023

   5.0 out of 5 stars Ultimate Guide for Managing Your Tough Relationships

   As a psychologist, I often have people who are trying to navigate painful relationships. This book has become my go-to resource for clear guidance on ...More

   As a psychologist, I often have people who are trying to navigate painful relationships. This book has become my go-to resource for clear guidance on setting and managing boundaries. Chapters are divided by specific relationships, which makes it easy to focus on the pain points that individuals are experiencing as well. Highly recommend!

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   Carmen M.

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   August 20, 2023

   5.0 out of 5 stars A PHENOMENAL BOOK!

   This book has helped me navigate my family relationships and unique dynamics. It was an eye-opener on my dysfunction and others. I highly recommend th...More

   This book has helped me navigate my family relationships and unique dynamics. It was an eye-opener on my dysfunction and others. I highly recommend this book if you're trying to understand people and their behavioral patterns. This book can help a person's growth and maturity, but it is a great read.

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   Diane Burroughs

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   July 3, 2023

   5.0 out of 5 stars Being Our True Selves In Relationships That Matter

   Nedra Glover Tawwab is a New York Times bestselling author, a licensed therapist, and a sought-after relationship expert. This book is a therapeutic a...More

   Nedra Glover Tawwab is a New York Times bestselling author, a licensed therapist, and a sought-after relationship expert. This book is a therapeutic and educational tool that addresses how to consciously change behaviors you’d rather not have in relationships, specifically, around your family. For those of us who have delved into the self-help book world, this is an in-depth, thorough refresher, focusing on family dynamics.
   
   Nedra’s core belief is that relationships contribute to mental health. They can cause you pain or they heal you. She focuses on taking your relationships seriously and teaches the art of having tough but intentional conversations to create positive change. OR you’ll learn how to sever ties when the relationship is unmanageable.
   
   None is more influential than the formative years we’ve had with our family of origin. A lot of people lament that not everything is about the family, but yup, so often it’s true. In childhood, most likely we weren’t allowed to be ourselves, so our true selves started to develop when becoming an adult. Like a butterfly using its colossal strength to break out of its chrysalis, we too must use our emotional colossal strength to break out of our childhood mold in order to fly. We are able to have relationships with family on our terms.

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   Athena

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   March 8, 2023

   5.0 out of 5 stars Read. This. Book.

   Read this book if you have a dysfunctional family or relationship with family members (including in-laws and extended family). Read this book if you t...More

   Read this book if you have a dysfunctional family or relationship with family members (including in-laws and extended family). Read this book if you think you don’t.
   
   Nedra outlines several different types of familial relationships and how challenging it can be to work through dysfunction or things we have considered normal that are not. Nedra also provides wisdom and tools on how to overcome the many challenges that occur in relationships with family members with gentleness, understanding and realistic observations and advice.
   
   Please keep in mind that there will likely be much to unpack from both your childhood and adulthood. It can be an incredibly emotional process in which you might need to take breaks and pauses. However, it is a worthwhile endeavor that will allow you a new, healthier perspective on your relationships with others, and it will cause you to re-evaluate yourself and how you interact with others. This is necessary wisdom for cultivating peace and harmony in your life.
   
   I wish fellow readers an eye-opening and heartfelt journey. Be kind and gracious to yourself during this experience and best wishes in creating and living your most authentic life.

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