FATHERING

John Bradshaw

1 Hour Lecture on CD

Veteran philosopher, counselor, theologian, and teacher, John Bradshaw, is also an Emmy nominated talk show host. John Bradshaw has touched and forever changed millions of lives through his bestselling books, seminars, workshops, and seven widely acclaimed PBS series.

In this important lecture series on FATHERING, John Bradshaw explores the impact, problems, and threats that the loss of the father-figure in our family and society has caused. John Bradshaw offers his perspectives on what the psychological impact of the loss of a father is on children and how it affects them later in life. This serious and revealing lecture series explores the importance of having a secure father figure in a family and how the loss of a father can severely impact children and the adult child. Every father should hear this lecture.

This lecture on FATHERING, is one of many that can be found in our extensive library featuring live recordings of lectures, seminars, and workshops with John Bradshaw. Over 2.5 million professionals and laypersons have attended John Bradshaw’s workshops, lectures, and speeches. John Bradshaw is a well-respected primary figure in the contemporary self-help movement, and was elected by his peers of professional therapists as “One of the ‘100 Most Influential Writers on Emotional Health in the Twentieth Century.’  Many of his books are New York Times #1 Best Sellers. John’s works are published in 42 languages. All over the world, corporations, institutions, treatment centers, therapists, and counselors use the theories and therapies presented in his workshops.

This lecture, FATHERING with John Bradshaw, is recommended for personal, academic and public libraries and those searching for a better understanding of the impact and importance that fathers have in our lives.

People who ordered FATHERING with John Bradshaw also bought RELIGIOUS ADDICTION, HEALING THE FATHER WOUND, and the blockbuster series BRADSHAW ON: Family Secrets-What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You.