Enduring Migration through the Life Cycle.:
Migration in the last decades resulted in mayor conflicts in all aspects of society. This book addresses the psychological response to migration and explores the emotional response to both, the change of habitat and changes in life cycle. Quite often the migrant idealizes the new habitat and the cou...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Migration in the last decades resulted in mayor conflicts in all aspects of society. This book addresses the psychological response to migration and explores the emotional response to both, the change of habitat and changes in life cycle. Quite often the migrant idealizes the new habitat and the country of origin is devalued and sometimes there is a swing in the opposite direction. Although other psychoanalytical concepts describe the emotional reactions and enduring pathological problems, 'Migration' provide a wider and deeper understanding towards the capacity and possibilities of adaptation. |
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| topic_facet | Emigration and immigration Psychological aspects. Life change events. Emigrants and Immigrants psychology Psychotherapy methods Life Change Events Émigration et immigration Aspect psychologique. Événements stressants de la vie. PSYCHOLOGY Psychotherapy General. Life change events Emigration and immigration Psychological aspects |
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