I'm OK, You're OK

Why read it

• You will learn to break a conversation into stimulus and response and ask which part of each person is speaking
• You will spot a crossed transaction, such as an Adult question answered by a Parent, before it turns into a fight
• You will question the idea that every dealing must have a winner and a loser, and see where both sides can be OK

Who it is for

• Anyone stuck in the same argument with a partner or parent
• Parents trying to see how early feelings take hold in a child
• Readers curious about the Parent, Adult, Child model of the mind

Contents

1. About the Book
2. Author’s Note
3. Preface

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