"This paper offers a relational model to explore dynamics in dysfunctional families. Some of the salient characteristics of these families are identified, i.e., secrecy, emotional inaccessibility of parents, and parentification of children. Holocaust survivor, alcoholic, and incest survivor families are used to illustrate different contexts in which these characteristics contribute to major disconnections in the children who live in them"--Abstract, p. 1.
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Dysfunctional families and wounded relationships: Part II
1990, Stone Center, Wellesley College
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Dysfunctional families and wounded relationships: Part I
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"This paper was presented at a Stone Center Colloquium on May 3, 1989"--P. 1.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 13-14).
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