The Instance of Physical Separation

A Groundbreaking New Exploration Of Abandonment’S Lasting Effects.This Book Talks Directly To Professionals. To Teachers And School Administrators; To All Those Involved In The Counseling Fields; To Those In The Social Services Fields; And To Those In The Courts It Brings Out Observations And Deductions Based On Client Feedback. It Looks At Some Theories I Derived From Personal Experience. It Delivers Some Tools (Basic Questions) That Can Be Used In The Determination Of Deep Seated Unresolved Abandonment Issues. It Uncovers Some Alarming Statistics That Show How Deep This Problem Goes And The Consequences Often Incurred. Furthermore The Book Dissects The Term Love And Views It From A Totally Different Prospective. It Outlines Each Different Form Instead Of Just Looking At A General Definition. It Expounds On How Each Form Of Love Plays A Huge Role In The Shaping Of Each Family Members Personality. The Book Also Probes Into The Area Of Family Reactive Dynamics; It Expounds On How The Child Living In The Adoptive And Single-Parent Family Interrelate With Their Parents And Siblings. And Continues By Looking At How Those Parents And Siblings Interact With The Child Suffering With Unresolved Abandonment. Throughout The Book There Are Numerous Examples And Chapters Which Emphasize And Clarify Key Points. It Also Lists Many Of The Tells That Develop Throughout Maturity. These Examples And Chapters Further Help To Substantiate The Theories And Ideas And Further Explain The Rationale Of Any Suppositions That Have Been Made.There Is Also A Chart In The Back Of The Book Which Can Be Helpful In Defining The Severity Of Individual Cases By Environmental Situation. This Important Work Provides New Insights Into The Lasting Effects Of Adoption And Single-Parent Households On Children’S Later Mental Development. Paying Particular Attention To The Proclivity For Addiction This Scholarly Yet Accessible Work Explores How The Separation Affects Children’S Developing Attitudes And Maturation. The Research Suggests Why Many Become Susceptible To A Plethora Of Mental Disorders And Addictions. As Children Progress In Their Development And Discover Their Adoptive Background Children May Feel Abandoned And Use Illegal Substances As A Means Of Escape.. Author M.A. Zagata Examines How These Processes Germinate By Drawing On His Own Powerful Experiences Including His Upbringing And Hands-On Counseling And Investigative Background. What He Reveals Is A New Hypothesis Worthy Of Further Serious Academic Study That Is Sure To Enhance The Work Of Professionals In The Mental Health Social Services And Child-Care Fields.The Instance Of Physical Separation Also Surveys How Associated Fields—Such As Teaching Administrative And Social Services And Courts And Counseling—Can Create Added Pressures And Multiply Problems. This Sweeping And Ambitious Work Is Required Reading For Anyone In The Helping Professions Especially Certified Chemical Dependency Counselors.