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I haven't lived with Betty yet, but I'm excited to learn from her counselor, and this book is interesting.
All parents want their children to grow up right. But in many cases, the social custom of the community is to treat children uniformly, forcing them to fit into the framework that society demands rather than the psychological state they have. And while most kids have some kind of emotional scars, and they're not aware of it, are they simply going to be able to lock up the hurt feelings in some place in which they've been unconscious by adjusting to the average? Parents who worry about their
ANNELIESE UDE-PESTEL: Ahmet
Aemettes, who was happy to be treated with play or child psychology. A young Turkish family of five, Ammet, who came to Germany and was not protected by parents who worked hard in contact with these people, gave way to isolation, loneliness, emotional anxiety, headaches, and had a Yanolike disorder, anxiety attacks, and depression. The book contains a medical discussion and counseling history of Ammet who suffered these symptoms and shows how their trust and life power are restored during the treatment process.
Korean title: 아메트
Korean author: ANNELIESE UDE-PESTEL
Korean publisher: 학지사
ISBN-13: 9788999702402
Reviews
I haven't lived with Betty yet, but I'm excited to learn from her counselor, and this book is interesting.
All parents want their children to grow up right. But in many cases, the social custom of the community is to treat children uniformly, forcing them to fit into the framework that society demands rather than the psychological state they have. And while most kids have some kind of emotional scars, and they're not aware of it, are they simply going to be able to lock up the hurt feelings in some place in which they've been unconscious by adjusting to the average? Parents who worry about their
