The Post-Treatment Future of Children: Perspectives on Child Welfare Services
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2001.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : This paper examines the post-treatment situations of 49 young adults (19 to 34 years old). It analyzes the long-term consequences of these patients’ traumas, the evolution of their parental images, and their social and professional status. This paper is intended to contribute to the study of borderline states.
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This paper examines the post-treatment situations of 49 young adults (19 to 34 years old). It analyzes the long-term consequences of these patients’ traumas, the evolution of their parental images, and their social and professional status. This paper is intended to contribute to the study of borderline states.
Réseaux sociaux