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RE: The difficult but not impossible mission of children psychologists
Today is the first time I came to know that there are child phychologists as well...
In my opinion from what I read above is they are good but I think parents should be the main people who should take responsibility for the child and be with them and support the children instead of these professionals...
Agree bloog-fictions. Parents need to be the main reference point of their children. The problem is when this happens and abuses happen...
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With the case of adopted children I think the case is completely different...there psychologists are a must...
Agree. Parents need to be the main reference point of their children. The problem is when this happens and abuses happen...
Thanks for reading and commenting
I agree that parents are and should be the main source of support. Nonetheless, child psychologists can be of help particularly in some situations.
Take the case of adoptive parents, for example. Often the adoptees are children that come from abusive and dysfunctional homes, which imply that they have a high chance of development some pathologies if don't have them yet actually. A parent, even if is one of the most warm, attentive and responsible, probably would have some problems dealing with a child who suffer from any patology or historial of abuse unless prepared in child psychology at a professional level. That is why (sometimes, at least) the close observation and orientation from a professional can be of a great help, if not necessary, for the normative development of the child
Yes. Excellent, Kaththom Child psychologists can intervene and help too much to deal with this kind of situation that you cited, both attending these children and helping parents is dealing with them.
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