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The Crisis of Family Estrangement: The Village has Taken Over
Dr. Lorraine Emory
The Crisis of Family Estrangement: The Village Has Taken Over explores the rising epidemic of family estrangement, one of the most important but often ignored problems of our day. The emotional and social layers underlying broken relationships – especially those between parents and their adult children – are revealed in this gripping investigation.
The book explores the changing aspects of contemporary family life, from the suffering of non-toxic parents who experience unexplainable rejection to the generational and cultural factors causing these divisions.
This manual provides helpful techniques for handling loss, developing empathy, and negotiating the path to possible reconciliation with an emphasis on understanding, healing, and moving on.
The Crisis of Family Estrangement, which touches on issues including the impact of social media, changing cultural norms, and the development of individualism, is an essential tool for anyone looking to heal or find solace in the face of separation anguish.
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