The “King Child” and His Family, the “Tyrant Child” and His Family, Their Environments
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2008.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : A “king child,” like a “tyrant child,” is never exclusive to a particular situation or context. It is the result of the interaction between several multifactor elements. The notion of “king child” does not only refer to the figure of a child, but to a relationship between children and adults, which seems to have changed in contemporary society. We try to distinguish a “king child” from a “tyrant child,” their respective family functioning, and their inscription into our socio-cultural context. The questions about clinical work and therapeutic trajectories are open for discussion.
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A “king child,” like a “tyrant child,” is never exclusive to a particular situation or context. It is the result of the interaction between several multifactor elements. The notion of “king child” does not only refer to the figure of a child, but to a relationship between children and adults, which seems to have changed in contemporary society. We try to distinguish a “king child” from a “tyrant child,” their respective family functioning, and their inscription into our socio-cultural context. The questions about clinical work and therapeutic trajectories are open for discussion.
Réseaux sociaux