‘titrebSummary’/titreb We will propose a rapid overflight of the change in parental authority in the last century. We will then analyse the effects of the migration process on the migrant family and in particular on the paternal image and parentification of children. In the final stage, we will cons...

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peer reviewed With the emergence of what we call « new families », the place and the role of the child are increasingly questioned. If a child helps a parent or takes care of them, the terms “parentified child”, “parental child” or “adult child” are used equally. However, these concepts hide differe...

In our company, the deletion of the figure from the city seems to be the rule. Its authoritative function is weakened; at the same time in the families who come to see us, parentification of the child is not exceptional. After pointing out that the cause of the changes should be troubled at the leve...

The author illustrates how the attachment history of professionals helps to understand in part why the situation of reporting can confront those who do so with violent negative emotions. The author resumes the contribution of the theorie of attachment to phenomene regulation of so-called negatives e...

The thesis examines the parentification process and the associated activation/inhibition factors over several generations. On the other hand, it distinguishes parentification from other processes to which it is regularly amalgamated. Thus, while parentification, parentalisation, adultisation, delega...

Late empowerment (financial, emotional, and health) among many young people is a rapidly growing phenomenon, at the great age of one or both biological parents, not to mention parent-in-law, often also heavily affected by this phenomenon. This article is a somewhat “provocative” attempt, in the etym...

Parentification has also been known and studied as role reversal in family. Despite the fact that this concept entered scientific literature in the 1970’s, it has not received adequate attention and its causes and mechanisms have not been fully established. In Poland, parentification has been on the...

<p>Parentification is a phenomenon that occurs in family life, consisting of a reversal of the roles of the child and their parent or parents (Böszörményi-Nagy &amp; Spark, 1973). It is understood as a functional and/or emotional change of roles in which the child subordinates their own needs in ord...

The purpose of this study was to investigate the mediating role of parentification in the relationship between boundary ambiguity with family support, family satisfaction, and perceived stress in adolescent girls in divorce families. For this purpose, 159 Girls from 12 to 16 years old were selected...

Migrant children are often more comfortable than their parents in the language of the host country and can therefore play an interpreter role within the family. Can this lead to a reversal of parental/child roles and with what consequences? The analysis of thirteen protocols of children aged 8-14 (a...

Within the conflicting parental separation, the child can take a role as a parent. Parentification is a frequent consequence of these situations. The article presents the clinical case of a 12-year-old girl illustrating the relationship between her family situation and the phenomenon of parentificat...

Mała Zagłada by Anna Janko makes a particular binarration consisting of tales about the war childhood of the mother (Teresa Ferenc, poetess) and the childhood of the daughter brought up in the shadow of the trauma, and in consequence – about the trauma’s bio-inheritance by subsequent generations, a...

El objetivo de este estudio fue examinar la relación entre la parentalización y la elección de la carrera: la psicología versus las humanidades. Además, hemos investigado la conexión entre la parentalización por una parte y empatías cognitiva y afectiva, tanto como resistencia, por otra parte. La mo...

The term ‘wounded healer’ is sometimes used to describe people with a personal experience of adversity who enter a helping profession. Wounded healers have been thought to be both especially suited to counselling - perhaps through greater empathy for those in need - and at increased risk of making p...

The article describes risk factors and protective factors in the family of origin of women who – in their adolescence – were subject to formal control of an institution of a system preventing demoralization of children and adolescents. The theoretical analysis was based on the concept of resilience....