Chapter 5 The Psychological Problems Seen in the Children of Divorced Parents and the Nursing Approach Concerning These Problems

1. Introduction

2. The clinical characteristics of a divorce

3. The adaptation of children after divorce can be analyzed in 2 stages

4. Reactions to divorce that are unique to age

4.1. Between birth-age one (age of confidence/trust)

4.1.1. What do they need?

4.2. Between the ages of one-three (the world revolves around them)

4.2.1. What do they need?

4.3. Between the ages of three-five (age of curiosity)

4.3.1. What do they need?

4.4. Between the ages of six-eight (age of sparse teeth)

4.4.1. What do they need?

4.5. Between the ages of nine-twelve (age of success)

4.6. Between the ages of thirteen-eighteen (the age of enraged hormones)

4.6.1. What do they need?

4.7. The grown-up children (what would i like to do?)

4.7.1. What do they need?

5. The nursing approach to the children of divorced families

6. Situational low self-esteem

7. Change in interparental processes

8. Insufficiency in individual coping

9. Failure in social relationships

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