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Collins, Demetria

 
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Synopsis

I Guess That's How We Raising Them explores hidden patterns of impaired parenting through a series of fictional but deeply realistic stories. Each chapter follows a different family struggling with ineffective parenting strategies ranging from emotional neglect, inconsistent discipline, enabling, harsh criticism, inattentive/distracted parenting, excessive permissiveness, labeling, educational neglect, parentification, environmental stress, and poor role-modeling.

Due to the ineffectiveness of these parenting strategies, many of the characters demonstrate behavioral challenges such as developing emotional and mental health issues, aggressive and antisocial behavior, low self-esteem, defiant and disruptive behaviors, poor impulse control, emotional dysregulation, academic and cognitive impairment, and conduct issues.

As these stories develop, readers are able to see the impact of impaired parenting on children, and how it can quietly begin to shape their identities, choices, and potential futures. After each chapter, the author provides an Author's Note offering concise and practical information regarding what went wrong, why it matters, and how parents can replace harmful habits with more effective and healthier strategies. These strategies are meant to break cycles, heal relationships, and raise children with intention. The book provides parents with both a mirror and a map.

I Guess That's How We Raising Them is the first of a three-book series. The second book will provide fictional accounts of 6-8 characters from this volume now in their late teens or young adulthood, showing the long-term impact of impaired parenting. The final book in the series will be a children's book featuring character-driven stories that teach essential skills like emotional regulation, conflict resolution, empathy/emotional intelligence, respecting boundaries, and managing stress.

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À propos de l'auteur

Demetria Collins is a retired Licensed Clinical Social Worker with twenty years of experience working in mental health as a Certified Mental Health Technician and LCSW. She is at a point in her life where she no longer desires to practice therapy and is transitioning to a full-time author.She has a deep interest in the impact of parenting on children's mental, emotional, and behavioral development, having observed significant changes in youth behavior over the past decade-including a lack of respect for authority, substance abuse, chronic stress, increased incarceration rates, unstable relationships, risky or impulsive behavior, cognitive challenges, an increased risk for mental health issues, and academic struggles. It is her desire to assist parents and children in breaking unhealthy cycles through engaging storytelling and practical guidance, supporting families in creating healthier home environments.Demetria lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. She enjoys reading, writing, going to the gym (though not always enthusiastically, she makes sure to get it done!), taking nature walks, mentoring, and spending quality time with her family. She is also a proud new grandmother, thrilled to be stepping into this joyful new era of her life.

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