Violence Against Parents

Violence against parents by their own children is a taboo subject. Parents don't talk about it, and other people don't notice the violence or don't believe that parents can be victims and children perpetrators.
This book aims to draw attention to this special form of domestic violence and to present various solutions and ways out of violence.

It provides scientifically sound information on, for example:

• aggression and violence in children and adolescents
• verbal, emotional, physical, financial and cyber violence against mothers and fathers
• violence against traditional parents, single parents, divorced and separated parents, stepparents, adoptive and foster parents, very young parents, older parents, parents with large age differences, parents with many children, parents with disabilities, binational parents and LGBTQ parents
• violence against grandparents, siblings, peers, educators and teachers
• violence against elderly parents by their adult children

The book is easy to understand and suitable for anyone interested in the subject.

Dr. Marion Sonnenmoser is a psychologist and works as specialist journalist and author in the fields of psychology and psychotherapy. She lives with her family near Stuttgart (Germany).