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Hi everyone,
Has anyone read An Unchanged Mind:The Problem of Immaturity in Adolescence by John McKinnon, a psychiatrist? His book makes total sense of the way my son was and of his and our troubles. He runs a place called Montana Academy.
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Sounds like an interesting book. I will def. check it out. Thank you Reality
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Thank you for your enthusiasm! His second book, To Change A Mind, is also phenomenal!
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it is so great to share resouces, especially for those parents who have younger kids. I know many of us with older children wish we had be given information that would have helped us parent our kids through this better. Now we need a book for how to help our Adult kids... .
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I wish there was a library just for us parents!
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