by Catherine Aimelet-Périssol · Pocket · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782266165785
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«Quand les crocodiles s'emmêlent» is the psychology essay by Catherine Aimelet-Périssol, published by Pocket in paperback (503 pages, in French).
The author describes the reptilian brain as an inner crocodile that expresses itself through emotions to protect basic needs. In the family, these reactions of adults and children clash and become entangled. She proposes understanding one's own desires and lacks, abandoning the distant model, and reconnecting with childhood to achieve empathetic dialogue.
The edition belongs to the Pocket Évolution collection and was published in 2007; the work originally appeared in 2005.
Aimed at mothers, fathers, and educators who wish to reflect on parenting and the emotional bond with childhood.
