Maltrattamento e abuso in età evolutiva: Traiettorie di sviluppo e valutazione delle competenze genitoriali (Psicologia in pratica)

This book delves into the profound impact of childhood maltreatment and abuse on development. It explores the various forms of violence that can affect children, from neglect to physical harm, highlighting the complexities and consequences associated with each. The authors aim to shed light on how these experiences shape a child's growth and the long-term psychological effects they endure.

Through in-depth analysis and case studies, the book examines parental competencies in relation to child welfare, emphasizing the need for effective evaluations to understand and intervene in situations of abuse. The insights provided are invaluable for professionals working with at-risk families, offering guidance on best practices in the field of child psychology.

By weaving together research findings and practical applications, the authors contribute significantly to the discourse surrounding childhood trauma and recovery. Readers are encouraged to reflect on the broader societal implications and the importance of fostering healthy environments for children's development.