John L

A must-read for all parents, educators and counselors

Revisado: 05-10-23

As challenging as this topic can be, it should be required reading for all parents of elementary school and older children. Linda’s complete transparency brings the whole story of their son’s life and tragic death to life so much more than a more academically written book on the subject. Yet, the crux of the book is ALL about specific approaches to better parenting in general and specifically dealing with possible or proven emotional troubles.

Counselors of all types should “prescribe” this book to their patients. In addition, teachers should assign this as required material for courses dealing with either this slice of mental or a more holistic study of health in general, especially in teens and young adults. Finally, “survivors” of suicide should either find this on their own or be given a copy by someone who cares about them.

Outstanding writing on one of the most difficult subjects imaginable by an author with the greatest credentials of being a mom who lived through the pain of her son’s suicide but also with an undergraduate degree and post-graduate studies in psychology.

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