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Behavior Distinctive Because Parents Are Mentally Sick: How Schools Stop Children
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ROSTOCK. If a parent suffers from mental illness, this can also shape the everyday life of a child in school: some retire, others fall out through aggressiveness or try to avoid any problems. Therefore, reliable relationships and stable structures outside the family are all the more important. Experts therefore also see kindergartens and schools as places where affected children can experience relief and support. However, what can be seen that a…
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