The Relationship Doctor

 

Children and Teens and
Grown-ups.  Oh, my!

 

 

 

         

 

 

You say your children and teens are controlling you, and your spouse thinks you’re ALWAYS wrong? 

 

 

Here’s the GOOD NEWS!

 

You CAN change things—you can change it ALL!

 

Dr. Larry Waldman, one of the leading relationship authorities in the United States, for the FIRST TIME EVER has instructed me to make his timeless relationship classics:

 

WHO’S RAISING WHOM?
A Parent’s Guide to Effective Child Discipline

 

Coping with your Adolescent

 

and

 

How come I love him but can’t live with him?

 

available to you in downloadable eBook format in one, low-cost bundled package. 

 

But ONLY if you are sincerely interested in becoming a more effective parent to your young children and teens, and also in learning how to keep the sizzle in the relationship with your mate.

 

23,000 families have shown they want

more loving and happy families!

 

You might not have even heard about Dr. Waldman’s child-raising classic WHO’S RAISING WHOM? even though 23,000 copies of the trade paperback edition of this book have been sold.

 

Why is this?

 Dr. Waldman

Until now, Dr. Waldman, psychologist, prolific author and dynamic public speaker, has made his books available mostly through his seminars to parents who have attended his meetings concerned, some deeply troubled, by their family and home life.  These parents have improved the quality of their home and family life by learning Dr. Waldman’s methods, and putting what they have learned into action.

 

After over three decades of being happily married to his wife Nan, and having counseled thousands of parents – married, single, divorced, and step – Dr. Waldman reveals that he wrote WHO’S RAISING WHOM? after time after time hearing comments like:

 

“I feel like my children are raising me, instead of the other way around.”

 

“I feel like they stay awake at night, dreaming up more ways to drive me up the wall.”

 

Do you or have you ever felt this way?

 

You are in the minority if you haven’t.

 

When Dr. Waldman repeatedly heard his clients with teenagers say, “I feel like he’s/she’s an alien living in my house” and similar comments, he knew he needed to write Coping with your Adolescent.  Some of his colleagues thought he was crazy for even tackling this subject.

 

Especially during the last twenty years he has done marital counseling with many hundreds of couples.  When one frazzled wife asked him, “How come I love him but can’t live with him?” Dr. Waldman realized there was a need for a clear-cut blueprint to show couples how to make their marriage better

 

By the way, if you’re wondering who is writing what you are reading on this web page, my name is Jim Dobkins, and I’m Dr. Waldman’s publisher.  Before I get into what is covered in these three eBooks, I want to invite you to sign up for Dr. Waldman’s newsletter Ask Dr. Waldman

 

He knows that he can help many thousands of additional parents and couples by answering questions biweekly in an e-zine format.  He will select three questions to answer in each issue of Ask Dr. Waldman

 

Please list your first name and e-mail address in the following OPT-IN box, and make sure you subscribe to this FREE biweekly e-zine.  After you receive the thank you e-mail for subscribing to Ask Dr. Waldman the next e-mail you receive will invite you to ask a question about any of these three topics:

 

Raising children

 

Coping with teens

 

Making your marriage work better

 

(But remember, Dr. Waldman will select only three questions to answer in each issue of Ask Dr. Waldman.)

 

      

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Who can benefit from these books?

Frankly, anyone who is a parent of children and/or teens, and is married or thinking of getting married, or just starting to think about having children can benefit from these books.

What if I only want one or two of the three books?

 

I’ve made arrangements with Dr. Waldman so you can have this option.  I will tell you how to do this later on this web page.

 

How much is this package going to cost me?

 

$39 for now.  We were advised to charge at least $49, which would still be a great bargain.

 

How good of a bargain are you talking about?

 

Well, let’s consider WHO’S RAISING WHOM? for example.

 

Having this book is the next best thing to going through eight weekly counseling sessions with Dr. Waldman.  This 163-page book contains the same valuable how to information that he discusses with parents in eight, weekly, 50-minute sessions at a cost of $125 per session.

 

That’s $1,000 worth of counseling, which you have access to for a fraction of what you’d pay to personally go through counseling sessions with Dr. Waldman.  And with the demand to personally get counseling from Dr. Waldman, you’d have to go on a waiting list, possibly a LONG waiting list.

 

Multiply the $1,000 by three and you’ll see that it would cost you $3,000 to go through eight counseling sessions RE all three levels of relationships:

 

Parent to Child

 

Parent to Teen

 

Mate to Mate

 

 

What people say

 

Before we get into what each book covers, here are some comments from people that have hosted one or more of Dr. Waldman’s seminars:

 

"Wonderful! Informative! Educational! These are just a few of the many positive comments received from your presentation on "Understanding the ADD child"…This was without a doubt the best and most successful presentation of this type that Charter Vista has ever provided."

- Lucinda Debruce (Charter Vista Hospital, Arkansas)

 

"As a seminar presenter, Dr. Waldman has consistently been one of our most popular speakers…His topics have broad appeal and are based on a wealth of experience and knowledge."

- Cleo Burke (Charter Behavioral Health System of Arizona/Glendale)

 

"Larry conveys the type of image I want to project -- articulate, personable, straightforward, clean, and a family man."

- Jeanne Ross (Marketing Director, Charter Hospital of Glendale)

 

"Well, you've done it again! The positive response from your recent workshops here in Reno continues to pour in. Not often do we have the opportunity to sponsor an event that not only is sold out, but has a waiting list for the next time the workshop 'might' be offered."

- Cathy Clayton (HCA Truckee Meadows Mental Health Services, Nevada)

 

"…many, many people responded that they enjoyed your humor, your personality, your method of presenting, and the stories and real-life examples that you used…we've never had 250 or so people attend one of our events before!"

-         Cindy Raymond (Charter Lake Charles, Louisiana)

 

To schedule Dr. Waldman for a seminar or speaking engagement, please contact

publisher@whosraisingwhom.com

 

Here are the most common responses received from parents who have read WHO'S RAISING WHOM?

 

"It's so easy to read"

 

"...easy to understand."

 

"I use Dr. Waldman's techniques.  THEY WORK!!!"

 

"I feel like I've regained my sanity."

 

"Life is now so much better at home.  Thank you, Dr. Waldman."

 

Who's Raising Whom?

Are you frazzled at times by your relationship with your children?  Do you feel like they’re in control instead of you?

Dr. Waldman has encouragement for you:

“Let me assure you that there is hope.  But let me also caution you that good parenting requires learning.  Which is what WHO’S RAISING WHOM? is all about.  The knowledge and the tools to help you become a more effective parent are within these pages.  It is up to you to put to use what you learn.”

What I believe that sets Dr. Waldman apart from nearly all other psychologists and counselors is that he tells you why your children misbehave, and then, in simple, easy-to-understand language, tells you how to correct that behavior.

 

You have to pass a test to get your driver’s license.

As Dr. Waldman points out in the Introduction to WHO’S RAISING WHOM?

“The biggest responsibility in the life of most adults is the raising of their children.  It can be an awesome responsibility; however, despite the importance of child rearing, most people receive little or no training in the process.

It has been suggested that in our society more attention is given to the licensing of teenagers to drive cars than to the ability or inability of persons to effectively raise their children.

If you are biologically capable, you can become a parent.”

 

What will I learn from reading and studying this book?

That’s a fair question.  Here are some of the things Dr. Waldman will share with you in WHO’S RAISING WHOM?

In Chapter One: A short course in behavioral psychology, Dr. Waldman presents a logical, down-to-earth discussion of developing a practical theory for raising children that really works.  In his over 30 years of counseling with thousands of parents and children, he reports that these techniques have proven effective time and again.

You will learn how and why parental attention is the most powerful reinforcer, and how to use it -- and when not use it.

 

Click here to read the Introduction to

WHO’S RAISING WHOM? 

 

Other things you will learn include:

·        How and when to baseline, and the benefits of doing a baseline for each of your children.

·        What the most valuable thing is that you can give your child.

·        The importance of seeing the world through your children's eyes.

·        How to get out of the negative attention syndrome.

·        The reality that children live what they learn.

·        Reinforcement can encourage bad behavior just as effectively as it can encourage good behavior.

·        How to put the lid on "garbage-can" terms.

·        The benefits of catching your children when they're good.

·        When and how to put positive reinforcement into action -- and keep it effective.

·        Two very important rules of reinforcement.

·        Some easy-to-use reinforcers.

·        How to shape complex behaviors.

·        Setting positive contingencies: if/then propositions.

·        The right way to use special time.

·        Why your children misbehave and how to use extinction methods to eliminate much of that misbehavior.

·        How to get your child to stop testing limits.

·        The importance of logical consequences.

·        Dealing with sibling rivalry and developing responsibility.

·        Definition, goals, and rules of punishment, and how to effectively use the techniques of "I messages", time-out, overcorrecting, response cost, and cueing.

·        How to develop token economy systems that are positive reinforcers, and how to set up an allowance program.

 

Coping with your Adolescent

 

By the time children reach adolescence, it’s sometimes too late to change their behavior.  That behavior may or may not be out of control, but it is usually such that our most common question is, “What can I do?”

The good news is that you can learn to cope.

The main purpose of this book is to help parents cope and guide their teenagers, not necessarily change them.

Just as it is with WHO’S RAISING WHOM? this book is not just for parents of children who are out of control.  It will also help already well-functioning families to function even more smoothly.  It will help you to understand your adolescent’s behavior, and to successfully cope with situations that you might think are beyond anyone’s ability to endure.

Here are some of the things you will learn:

  • Adolescence—What is normal?

  • Why the peer group is primary.

  • Common traps for you as the parent of a teen.

  • Why you should not set unrealistic standards.

  • You’ll learn several basic coping techniques, including how to give to get, how to make your goat less gettable, controlling your anger when your teen is losing it, choosing your battleground, walls, logical consequences, and owning the problem.

  • The goals, rules, and types of punishment, including I-Message, response cost, and how to use effective consequences rather than control.

  • Also, you’ll learn how not to make your teen “even,” and about making responsibility, learning responsibility, and responsibility testing.

  • The BIGGIE – effectively communicating with your teen – includes many things that you should or should not do:

Monopolizing

Lecturing and Preaching

Interrupting

Dismissing or Talking Teens Out of Their Feelings

Judging

Denying Perceptions

Facilitating Communication by Reflective Listening

Using Communication as a Tool for Conflict Management

The Let Me Get Back to You Method

  • Why Parents Should ALWAYS Be UNITED – even if you think your partner is wrong

  • Dr. Waldman will show you effective ways of handling curfew and money matters.

 

How come I love him but can't live with him?

 

Due to positive comments

So many couples who’ve attended Dr. Waldman’s marriage seminars have told him, “You should write a book!” that he wrote this book.  The clincher, as mentioned above, was when the frazzled wife blurted out the question, “How come I love him but can’t live with him?”

Viola!!!

He had his title.

 

Who can benefit from reading this book?

Anyone who is married, whether a newlywed or veteran of decades of marital bliss, and anyone engaged or about to become engaged will find a treasure trove of valuable information and tools in this book.

And, absolutely, if you already have a solid marriage, what you will learn from Dr. Waldman will help you and your mate make your marriage even better!

 

And what will you find in this book?

Before you get into the REAL MEAT of the book, which are Dr. Waldman’s Nine Rules for a Good Marriage, there are discussions about what’s important in a marriage and advice on “How to keep it simple.”

Also, discussion on why marriages fail and what makes a good marriage.

Just before getting into his Nine Rules for a Good Marriage, Dr. Waldman gives you “The Five Basic Questions” that you must ask yourself, and that your mate must ask himself or herself.

I won’t tell you what those five questions are, but I will give in and tell you what his Nine Rules for a Good Marriage are:   (They are so important that he devotes an entire chapter to each rule.)

Rule No. 1:  Be specific

Rule No. 2:  Express your feelings honestly

Rule No. 3:  Request a Change

Rule No. 4:  Use Reinforcement

Rule No. 5:  Give to Get

Rule No. 6:  Learn to Manage the Kids 

Rule No. 7:  Enjoy Sex

Rule No. 8:  Fight Fair

Rule No. 9:  Develop a Short Memory

 

Okay, let’s review what you are getting for $39:

 

  1. WHO’S RAISING WHOM? A Parent’s Guide to Effective Child Discipline

163 pages of information and tools to help you smooth out the crinkles in your parent to child relationship(s); includes numerous examples from actual case histories to illustrate and demonstrate the points Dr. Waldman makes.

  1. Coping with your Adolescent

105 pages of invaluable discussions and actual case history examples to help you better cope with your teen(s); no matter how good or bad your parent to teen relationships are, by following Dr. Waldman’s advice your relationships can be improved.

  1. How come I love him but can’t live with him?

121 pages of powerful tips on how to make your marriage better and keep the sizzle in your mate to mate relationship.  You don’t have to be already married to benefit from reading this book.  You will find it most helpful even if you are just engaged or thinking about becoming engaged or married.

 

 

Now here’s your opportunity to tell me, “Yes, Jim, I want this amazing, wonderful three-book package for ONLY $39!!! 

 

 

Yes, I want to ORDER this eBook package for $39.00

 

Your order will be processed by PayPal, which accepts most major credit cards.

Okay, yes, I did say I’d tell you later how to order just one or two of these eBooks should for some reason you not want to take advantage of this incredible $39 package.  Well, “later” is now. 

We’re giving you four alternate options. 

 

 

  1. I want to just order WHO’S RAISING WHOM?  I understand it will cost $19.95.

 

Yes, I want to ORDER this eBook for $19.95

 

 

 

  1. I just want Coping with your Adolescent, and I realize I can buy just this one book for $15.95.

Yes, I want to ORDER this eBook for $15.95

 

 

 

 

  1. Please send me the two parenting books, which I can order for only $27.95.

Yes, I want to ORDER these two eBooks for $27.95

 

 

 

  1. And, I just want How come I love him but can’t live with him? for $19.95.

Yes, I want to ORDER this eBook for $19.95

 

One final comment:

Whether or not you order the $39 three-book package or take advantage of one of the four alternate deals, if you have not yet done so, please go now to the OPT-IN box above and sign up to receive Dr. Waldman's biweekly e-zine Ask Dr. Waldman.

THANK YOU!!!

Jim Dobkins, Publisher

P.S. - I can't imagine how anyone could not benefit from reading Dr. Waldman's books; however, if for some reason you genuinely feel you have not learned anything that might help you be a better parent or be a better mate, I will refund your money...and give you up to eight weeks -- that's 56 days -- in which to do it.  I don't know how anyone could be more fair than that.

 

Contact me at helpdesk@the-relationship-doctor.com if you have any difficulty with the download.