Announcing a Newly Revised Edition of The Rest of the Way now with Questions for Reflection Orlando, Florida, October 10, 2014—Enid Jackowitz, psychotherapist and mother of a gay son has published the second edition of her book, The Rest of the Way, now with a new subtitle: Healing Barriers Between Gays, Lesbians, and Their Parents. In this newly revised edition, two sets of Questions for Reflection are included at the conclusion of each chapter, one for parents, and one for gay sons and daughters to help encourage understanding and initiate a dialogue. The book will help families understand the coming our process from both a gay child’s and parent’s perspective. Sprinkled with compelling stories and insights,The Rest of the Way recounts Enid’s journey of self-discovery that led to her unconditional acceptance of her gay son in a most genuine and heartfelt way. The book, both provocative and thought provoking offers keen observations into the struggle parents often face when coming to terms with having a gay child. Showing how family dynamics and family of origin issues can affect a family’s point of view, Enid’s story is a universal one that many parents will relate to after hearing the words: “I’m gay” from a son or daughter. Now available in both paperback and Kindle versions at Amazon or Enid’s website restoftheway Enid Jackowitz, MA, LMHC is a licensed mental health counselor in private practice in Central Florida, and a longtime member of PFLAG (Parent’s Family, & Friends of Lesbians and Gays). She became an advocate for the gay community after her son’s coming out. For the last eighteen years, much of her work has been focused on empowering individuals, both gay and straight to believe in themselves and to guide them on their personal healing journey. Contact: Therestoftheway@aol P.S. Enid just published an illustrated children’s book, Maya and the Magic Swing thats available on Amazon and has received 14 five-star reviews! The book will take the reader on a metaphorical journey where mistakes happen on a grand scale and are transformed into something positive. The books message: no one is perfect – we all make mistakes, an important message for children in todays world. Here’s a link for Enid’s books: amazon/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field- keywords=Enid+Jackowitz
Posted on: Wed, 15 Oct 2014 02:38:35 +0000
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