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The Parent Resilience Method™
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Understand the fears, stress, and emotions shaping your parenting.


Combining professional experience with Anders’s lived experience as a father of an autistic son, this book helps you understand what’s happening inside yourself—and how it can shape the way you respond to your child.


For many parents, one fear runs especially deep—“What will happen to my child when I’m no longer here?”—and when left unaddressed, it can contribute to overwhelm, emotional exhaustion, and difficulty staying calm, present, and connected with your child.


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