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Letters I Wish My Dad Wrote Funny, Soulful, and Slightly Inappropriate Reflections on Life, Loss, and the Mystery of Socks What if your dad could still give you advice—just when you needed it most? He never wrote these letters. So I did. Letters I Wish My Dad Wrote is a love letter to grief, laughter, socks that vanish in the dryer, and the very human mess of being alive. Part memoir, part imagined correspondence, and part philosophical hug, this book is what happens when you lose your father… and remember that energy isn’t destroyed—it’s transformed. His voice didn’t disappear....

How many times have you heard that family is sacred, even when your reality is different? Resilience and well-being coach Josh Connolly knows statements like “You’ll miss them when they’re gone” or “Blood is thicker than water” doesn’t apply to everyone. With candor and compassion, he tackles the harsh reality of toxic family dynamics and provides the tools you need to deal with emotionally immature parents

🎁 3 FREE BONUSES INSIDE - PAPERBACK VERSION! DESIGNED TO GET YOU RESULTS FAST! ✅ 1. ADHD SCHOOL PLANNER ✅ 2. ADHD BEHAVIOR TRACKER ✅ 3. 101 TIPS TO EMPOWER CHILDREN ADHD WITH ESSENTIAL LIFE SKILLS. Are you tired of the daily struggle with your son’s ADHD symptoms? From managing impulsivity to handling emotional outbursts, it can be exhausting. What if you had a guide filled with strategies and insights tailored just for children with ADHD? This isn’t just another general advice book; it’s a complete toolkit designed specifically to support parents like you. This guide should ...

I am a retired clinical psychologist whose forty-year specialty was treating substance abusers and their families. I worked both in private practice and in school settings. In the schools I frequently counseled both youthful bullies and their victims. The word “bully” fascinated me. It has gone through a mysterious evolution from its beginning in the middle ages. It originally identified someone as a “sweetheart,” but during the seventeenth century its meanings became, first, “fine fellow,” then, “blustering daredevil.” By the end of that century, being called a bully meant ...