I want to thank www.More4kids.info for the insightful article, Does your Child Have an Imaginary Friend? Both the article and a movie (below) could be really helpful to parents who are wondering about whether or not they should push reality or participate with their child in interacting with their [tag-ice]imaginary friend[/tag-ice]. Dealing with your child’s imaginary friends is an interesting part of [tag-cat]parenting[/tag-cat].
We just watched the excellent movie entitled, Opal Dreams, in which a child with two imaginary friends, Pobby and Dingan, interacts with her parents and community. Opal Dreams is available on DVD and is set in Lightning Ridge, the opal capital of Australia. It’s a [tag-tec]family film[/tag-tec] worth watching. Enjoy.
Psychologist Dr. Neill Neill maintains an active practice on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. He focuses on healthy relationships and life after addictions. He is the author of Living with a Functioning Alcoholic – A Woman’s Survival Guide.
www.neillneill.com
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Article by Dr. Neill Neill
Dr. Neill maintains an active practice on
Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. He focuses on healthy relationships and life after addictions. He is the author of Living with a Functioning Alcoholic — A Woman's Survival Guide.
www.NeillNeill.com
