For many families, as children appraoch young adulthood an emotional rift appears between parents and their children. Sometimes the two generations can barely speak together without creating severe tension and antagonism. In this book, Sidney Craig seeks to help the parents of adolescents relate to their children and have a positive impact in their lives. Craig states that in order for the problem of adolescent delinquency to be solved, parents must find the courage to draw on their religious heritage.
Sindey D. Craig is a clinical psychologist. He worked as supervisor for the training of counselors at Downey Counseling Center, a nonprofit organization involved in drug abuse and delinquency.
