Only Child How to Survive Being One



Jill Pitkeathley and David Emerson interview 60 only children on their experiences of growing up as an only child in this definitive book
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Jill Pitkeathley & Ann Richardson speak to Jenni Murray on
BBC Radio 4

Woman's Hour 2006

Ann Richardson joins
Sheila McClennon on
BBC Radio 4

Woman's Hour 2009


 

Being An Only
A Unique Inheritance

6 one-to-one sessions
with
Psychotherapist Ann Richardson

The only child inheritance is genetically unique.
What might this mean for you?

As children and adults we learn by repetition.

Growing up as an only child, we repeat the child/adult and child alone relationship.


We may view our experience overall as negative or positive.

Either way it is different to growing up with other children in the family unit with the variety of child/child relationships this involves.


If you would like to explore what impact your experience has had on you and how might it help you discover your unique inheritance, please contact me

Ann Richardson
6 one-to-one Skype sessions


If you ask someone who grew up as an only child if they have often talked about the experience, they’ll most probably say no, and anyway it wasn’t a problem, so it never occurred to them to talk about it!

Problem or no problem, there's plenty to say. And the opportunity for you as an only child to talk to others about your childhood experiences or the challenges you face now as an adult is right here.

Even if the details of the circumstances were different, there is a sense of kinship between onlies, which can be surprising yet most welcome. It is a unique conversation.

To start or continue yours, why not join our Online Community, browse the website or take part in a BeingAnOnly event.

It's your chance to talk to those most likely to understand - other onlies.


Ann Richardson
BeingAnOnly™

BBC Radio 4
Woman's Hour 2009

Woman's Hour 2006

 

 

 

 

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