Kang Jin-ah: Understanding Psychodynamics for Parent Education and Counseling

What kind of parents are good parents? If you're interested in this question in reality, you've got a good chance of being a good parent. Because I think ahead of time is already thinking about the difficult question that has been followed by a lot of responsibility. Being a parent is a new beginning when your child, who is completely different from me, meets you and makes something. Yet, what we can be immortal, being mortal, is going to be through the next generation. The writer was teaching for children's homes, kindergarten teachers, family counselors who are trying to educate and nurture their children with their parents, and he encountered the limits of the traditional parents' education books that focus on their behavior. So I felt that I needed a manual to examine how parents are accepting their own existence and what makes them a relationship pattern with their children. The book does not separate parent education from parental counseling; it is used as a parent education and counseling. It is a starting point for readers to understand their relationship with their parents and then to understand the families they meet at the school and at counseling. To expand this understanding, the dynamic approach to mental psychology -- self-relations, self-psychology, attachment theories, object-related theory -- will guide us.

Korean title: 부모교육 및 상담을 위한 정신역동의 이해

Korean author: 강진아

Korean publisher: 좋은땅

ISBN-13: 9791138824002