The Estrangement Library
Cayla ColeThe Estrangement Library is a review of resources for parents navigating estrangement. The goal is education, not judgment.
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When Hope Helps—and When It Hurts
Book Review
Title: Soulbroken: A Guide for Your Journey Through Ambiguous Grief
Author: Stephanie Sarazin
“When who we have lost is so deeply connected to who we are, the loss of our relationship is often a loss of our own self. Tha...
What Nonviolent Communication Offers Estranged Families
Book Review
Title: Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life
Author: Marshall B. Rosenberg, PhD
When we hear another person’s feelings and needs, we recognize our common humanity.
— Marshall B. Rosenberg
What the Book Is...
Making Sense of Family Strain in a Changing World
Podcast Review
Podcast Title: Family Troubles with Dr. Joshua Coleman
Host: Dr. Joshua Coleman
Family life has changed so that today nothing compels an adult child to have a relationship with a parent beyond that adult child wanting...
Why Estranged Parents May Find Comfort in "When Things Fall Apart"
Book Review
Title: When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times
Author: Pema Chödrön
When we feel suffering, it doesn’t mean that something is wrong. What a relief. Suffering is part of life, and we don’t have to feel it’s...
Is Family Estrangement as Simple as Instagram Says It Is?
Social Media Review
Title: Rachel Haack | LMFT
If you’re choosing the discomfort of growth, you’re already doing something brave. And if someone you love isn’t ready, that’s information, not a referendum on your worth. They choose th...
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An estranged parent mapping resources on family rupture, grief, and healing.
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