Child's Character: Diagnosis, Formation, Correction Methods

How can parents raise their child? This important question is the focus of this book. The author, drawing on their own rich psychotherapeutic experience and theoretical developments of the domestic psychological school, offers the reader a systematic approach to upbringing. The author emphasizes the importance of diagnosing and analyzing early signs, highlighting that birth traumas and perinatal matrices can have a lasting impact on a child's psyche, demonstrating how primary emotional experiences received in the womb transform under the influence of the external environment. The process of growing up is viewed through the lens of psychotherapeutic anthropology as a result of certain psychological transitions. The stages of character formation in a child are described in detail, with descriptions of practical diagnostic and psychotherapeutic methods (character tree, positive doll therapy, sand therapy, etc.) and based on the Russian cultural code.