Lost Childhoods: The Plight of the Parentified Child

Rivka Greenberg · G. J. Jurkovic

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Part I Understanding: mapping the territory a causal model of destructive parentification consequences - parentified children and their families. Part II Treatment: evaluating childhood parentification - the I-D-C model treating destructively parentified children and their families - systematic and ethical perspectives breaking the deadlock - the case of Jamie parentified children grown up - treating destructive parentification in couples wounded healer - from parentified child to helping professional preventing destructive parentification.

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