Open AccessCognitive-behavioral intervention for the management of symptoms associated with divorce in children
Author(s) -
Jessica Cortes Briseño,
Andrómeda Ivette Valencia Ortíz
Publication year - 2022
Publication title -
journal of basic and applied psychology research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2683-2267
DOI - 10.29057/jbapr.v3i6.6203
Subject(s) - affection , psychology , biopsychosocial model , developmental psychology , autonomy , coping (psychology) , cognition , context (archaeology) , intervention (counseling) , social psychology , psychotherapist , paleontology , psychiatry , political science , law , biology , neuroscience
The family is the basis of human development, it is the social context that provides the necessary conditions for children to acquire their autonomy at all levels; in addition to the necessary physical care to guarantee their survival. The family is the one that provides the essential affective climate so that there is a process that changes the biological being that is a baby, in a person, in a biopsychosocial being. Marriage arguments emotionally deplete parents and diminish their interest in the emotional needs of their children, who may understand it as rejection or absence of affection, very detrimental to their personal growth. Additionally, marital conflict decreases the parents ability to integrate and participate socially. The provision of affective and emotional stability that child development requires can be seriously threatened by the separation or divorce of the parents, it affects children in the form of coping they use in stressful situations, in the formation of the attachment process, the affective and emotional stability required for child development and how they respond to changes in the family.