Grown Ups are Really Stupid: What Children in Distress Teach Us
How to heal the psychological wounds of an abused child? How can we restore security to a neglected child? How can we help a child and his parents create an emotional bond? How can an adopted child reconcile his or her successive lives? Confronted with parents who are unaffectionate, depressive, absent or excluded, a child can become withdrawn, panic-stricken by fear of abandonment, violent or unable to express him/herself in words or actions.
In France, over 300,000 children are under protective care. Dr. Daniel Rousseau, who has worked in a nursery run by the French child welfare agency (Aide sociale à l'enfance), uses case studies to explain how these abused children invent solutions to survive and grow up, sometimes even without their parents.
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Grown Ups are Really Stupid: What Children in Distress Teach Us
How to heal the psychological wounds of an abused child? How can we restore security to a neglected child? How can we help a child and his parents create an emotional bond? How can an adopted child reconcile his or her successive lives? Confronted with parents who are unaffectionate, depressive, absent or excluded, a child can become withdrawn, panic-stricken by fear of abandonment, violent or unable to express him/herself in words or actions.
In France, over 300,000 children are under protective care. Dr. Daniel Rousseau, who has worked in a nursery run by the French child welfare agency (Aide sociale à l'enfance), uses case studies to explain how these abused children invent solutions to survive and grow up, sometimes even without their parents.
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| BN ID: | 2940191908489 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Max Milo Editions |
| Publication date: | 07/11/2024 |
| Series: | Essais - documents |
| Edition description: | Unabridged |
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