by Ruth S. Kempe, C. Henry Kempe · INVESTIGACIÓN · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788471121264
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In this work, Ruth S. Kempe and C. Henry Kempe report on their research on families who abuse their children, based on years of work in this field. The authors suggest that these parents can be identified with a high degree of probability from simple observations made shortly after the child's birth. In addition, they demonstrate that these parents can be treated through psychotherapy, crisis assistance, and visits from auxiliary personnel. Half of these parents, once reformed, can establish emotional bonds with their children. The book also addresses the therapy of the abused child and the delicate task of restoring their trust and emotional integrity. This book is essential for doctors, social workers, educators, parents, and anyone interested in child psychology.
