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In-Laws It's All Relative

A proven roadmap for parents and children to successful relationships within the family
By Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski and Leah Shifrin Averick
(184 Pages)Publisher: Shaar Press, 2009
Part of the "Self Help Books by Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski" series.

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Don't believe all those old jokes: In-laws DO NOT have to be outlaws!

Few things in our lives are more valuable than our family relationships few things are more complex. And when those relationships begin, not at birth, but at marriage, there can be some challenging adjustments to be made.

The great news is: You CAN make the adjustments, and have rewarding, wonderful in-law relationships.

The author of more than 30 best selling works on both Torah and psychology, Rabbi Dr. Abraham J. Twerski, M.D. is the scion of a great rabbinic family and world-famous addiction expert who has helped tens of thousands live better lives. In In-Laws: It's All Relative, Rabbi Twerski teams up with Leah Shifrin Averick, a respected social worker and an expert on in-law relationships, to produce a book that will enhance and improve our lives: as mothers- or daughters-in-law; fathers- or sons-in-law; sisters or brothers-in-law.

Brimming with Torah wisdom, psychological insight, and, of course, true-life stories, In-Laws: It's All Relative deals with the most common challenges of in-law relationships, with typical Twerski ease:

Making the first meeting cordial and positive
What do I call my in-laws?"
Divided loyalties
Financial aid and gifts: giving them, getting them
Mechatunim" and wedding planning
In-laws as grandparents

By following the sensible, practical, and, always, Torah-based strategies that these two experts have formulated over decades, we learn how to enjoy harmonious and fulfilling relationships with our in-laws. Wow, no more mother-in-law jokes!

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