«In contrast to individual psychotherapy, the dyadic condition also
inherently places the parent in a position of vulnerability, in part because they are «under the spotlight» as a parent but also because, with the child present, the parent can not dismiss attachment - related issues as readily.»
Not exact matches
Charter schools, for instance, often require more parental involvement, which is difficult for many working
parents, and the mere act of
placing their child in a charter school means they're
inherently more active in their child's education.
It's a
place where neighbors, onlookers, police officers, social workers, and judges work together, bizarrely, to criminalize
parents for doing something that the
parents themselves do not view as
inherently dangerous for their kids, just because it goes against a social norm.