Reparenting The Child Who Hurts: A Guide To Healing Developmental Trauma And Attachments Caroline Archer Jessica Kingsley Publishers Αγγλικά Βιβλία

Finally A Parenting Book Which Demystifies The Latest Thinking On Neurobiology Physiology And Trauma Explains What Research Means For Everyday Life Of Parents Children Who Hurt As Experts Adoption Fostering Are Adoptive Themselves Caroline Archer Christine Gordon Explain How This Knowledge Can Help To Better Understand Care Their Child They Why Conventional Techniques Often Not Helpful Has Experienced Early Explore Therapeutic Reparenting Is Only Way Repair Unhealthy Neurobiological Behavioural Patterns Affect Child\ S Development Do Shy Away From Difficult Acknowledging Hard It Be Recognise Our Own Fallibility Change Authors Also Offer Hard-Won Advice Range Common Flashpoints - Defusing Arguments Aggression Negotiating Bedtimes Breaks In Routine Making Sure That Special Occasions Remembered All Right Reasons Hurts Humane No-Nonsense Survival Guide Any Parent Caring With Developmental Or Attachment Difficulties Will Provide Information Insights Social Workers Teachers Counsellors Other Professionals Involved Supporting Foster Families Σελίδες: 288 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1215 Διαστάσεις: 15X15Cm