Life-Giving Wounds book: "A Catholic Guide to Healing for Adult Children of Divorce or Separation" (Ignatius Press, 2023)
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The Meolas draw from their personal experience, theological formation, academic research, and especially their work of accompanying hundreds of men and women from broken homes to provide a spiritually rich and psychologically sound pathway toward healing for all those whose parents are no longer together, and who are seeking faith-based, reliable guidance for the unique challenges they face.
For readers who are not adult children of divorce or separation themselves but who love someone who is, this book will provide new depths of understanding about the wounds divorce can cause for children, into adulthood, so that all who love adult children of divorce can better understand them, receive their wounds, and help them heal.
Read the table of contents and a sample by clicking here.
The Meolas draw from their personal experience, theological formation, academic research, and especially their work of accompanying hundreds of men and women from broken homes to provide a spiritually rich and psychologically sound pathway toward healing for all those whose parents are no longer together, and who are seeking faith-based, reliable guidance for the unique challenges they face.
For readers who are not adult children of divorce or separation themselves but who love someone who is, this book will provide new depths of understanding about the wounds divorce can cause for children, into adulthood, so that all who love adult children of divorce can better understand them, receive their wounds, and help them heal.
Read the table of contents and a sample by clicking here.
The Meolas draw from their personal experience, theological formation, academic research, and especially their work of accompanying hundreds of men and women from broken homes to provide a spiritually rich and psychologically sound pathway toward healing for all those whose parents are no longer together, and who are seeking faith-based, reliable guidance for the unique challenges they face.
For readers who are not adult children of divorce or separation themselves but who love someone who is, this book will provide new depths of understanding about the wounds divorce can cause for children, into adulthood, so that all who love adult children of divorce can better understand them, receive their wounds, and help them heal.
