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 problem, which has so far been scarcely researched and neglected. It aims to help parents face the facts and find solutions to their problem, for example by topics such as: aggressiveness and violence in children and adolescents violence against traditional parents, single parents, divorced and separated parents, step-parents, 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 solutions and help for abused parents The book is based on the current state of scientific research. It is nevertheless easy to understand and is aimed at anyone who is interested in the subject. Marion Sonnenmoser, PhD, is 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).