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REGULARIZATION OF MIGRANTS AND ITS IMPACT ON CHILDREN: GROWING UP BETWEEN UNCERTAINTY AND OPPORTUNITY
In the public debate on the regularization of migrants in Spain, the focus often shifts to administrative, labor, or economic issues. However, an essential element is frequently left out of the conversation: the impact these situations have on the children and adolescents who are part of these families. Minors don't understand files, residence permits, or bureaucratic procedures. Yet, they directly experience the consequences of irregular immigration status. They grow up in homes marked by uncertainty, fear, and, in many cases, precariousness. Their development is not… Read more
The mediator in processes involving minors in contexts of high marital conflict: foundations, skills and ethical challenges
There's something about spring that doesn't go unnoticed. It's not just the light, or the change in temperature, or even the calendar.
EDUCATING THROUGH FRUSTRATION: A GENERATION THAT HAS NOT LEARNED TO LOSE
In recent years, in educational, family, and social intervention settings, the same scene is repeated with different protagonists. Children and adolescents react with disproportionate intensity to seemingly everyday situations: a "no," a rule, a wait, a correction, or a loss. It's not simply a matter of disruptive behavior or behavioral difficulties. What is emerging strongly is a growing inability to manage frustration. An inability to tolerate limits, to endure discomfort, to navigate distress without becoming overwhelmed. For a long time, the goal of education has been to protect from suffering. To prevent… Read more
