Description
Discover unparalleled insights into childhood development with 'Boys Adrift', a groundbreaking book by Leonard Sax, M.D., Ph.D. This trade paperback edition, published in 2016 by Little Brown, spans 352 pages of captivating content focused on the unique challenges boys face today. Renowned for his expertise, Dr. Sax combines his experience as a family physician and psychologist to explore how societal and environmental factors are influencing boys in the modern world. With an approach that blends psychology and education, 'Boys Adrift' provides parents, educators, and mental health professionals with actionable strategies to nurture young boys effectively.
As the founder of the National Association for Single Sex Public Education (NASSPE), Sax delves into important topics like the impact of technology, educational practices, and parenting styles on boys' emotional and psychological well-being. Whether you're seeking to understand how to support boys in their growth or simply wish to gain a deeper appreciation of the complexities surrounding male youth, this book offers a well-rounded perspective.
Engage with Dr. Sax's compelling arguments and research-backed insights that resonate with anyone looking to make a positive impact in boys' lives. Perfect for caregivers and educators aiming to uplift and guide boys during their formative years.
As the founder of the National Association for Single Sex Public Education (NASSPE), Sax delves into important topics like the impact of technology, educational practices, and parenting styles on boys' emotional and psychological well-being. Whether you're seeking to understand how to support boys in their growth or simply wish to gain a deeper appreciation of the complexities surrounding male youth, this book offers a well-rounded perspective.
Engage with Dr. Sax's compelling arguments and research-backed insights that resonate with anyone looking to make a positive impact in boys' lives. Perfect for caregivers and educators aiming to uplift and guide boys during their formative years.