Bátki Anna - Ribiczey Nóra - Családhatározó - A sokszínűség pszichológiája

What do we call a family? Well-known psychologists, social specialists, special educators and family therapists are now giving their own answers to this multifaceted question, while also presenting the various family types in detail.
After all, families can be very diverse. It is common for parents to divorce and raise their children living separately. It also often happens that after the divorce, the parents remarry and continue to live in mosaic families. It is also not uncommon for a couple not to have children for various reasons, so the two of them make up the family. If having children is an obstacle, help is needed: this is how offspring are born with assisted reproduction procedures. Adoptive parents do not raise their biological child. Some people temporarily take children into their families, they are foster parents.
In our globalized world, it is very common for parents to come from different countries or to raise their children in a culture far from theirs, they are multicultural families. We can also meet rainbow families: in this case, two men or two women raise a child or children together, one of whom may be the biological parent, but it also happens that neither of them is.
It is also possible that the parent is struggling with a mental illness or living with a disability, as well as parents raising a disabled child. There are also vulnerable families living in the midst of severe financial difficulties.

There are many different life situations and challenges in many different families: our book provides a glimpse into their dynamics, and we can also get answers from experts on the topic on how to deal with the difficulties that arise.