Understand children. Guide for the theory of affection of Gordon Newfeld
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The book by Dagmar Neubronner is a brief but capacious and visual review of the attachment model developed by the Canadian psychologist Gordon Newfeld. Being a teacher of the Newfeld Institute, Dagmar not only fully owns theory, but also, possessing natural intuition and education in the field of natural sciences, in a structured and affordable form sets it out to the reader.
The great merit of the model developed by Gordon Newfeld is that it helps parents to regain confidence in their own internal compass, it is as a map due to which the feelings, development processes, emotions and needs of the child become clear. This allows parents to see possible mistakes in development, problems and ways to resolve them, to understand why the child behaves in one way or another.
The book helps not only to see the holistic picture of the development of the individual, but also, using new knowledge in everyday life, go together and next to the child along this path, becoming his guide and a reliable companion
The great merit of the model developed by Gordon Newfeld is that it helps parents to regain confidence in their own internal compass, it is as a map due to which the feelings, development processes, emotions and needs of the child become clear. This allows parents to see possible mistakes in development, problems and ways to resolve them, to understand why the child behaves in one way or another.
The book helps not only to see the holistic picture of the development of the individual, but also, using new knowledge in everyday life, go together and next to the child along this path, becoming his guide and a reliable companion
Author:
Author:Neubonner Dagmar
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Parenting & Relationship
- Category:Home & Decor
- Category:Psychology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6045918-3-3
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