In this classic work from developmental psychology, child psychiatrist Dr. Bruce D. Perry reveals how trauma affects children's minds and what steps make recovery possible.
About the book
In The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog Dr. Perry shares stories of children who have experienced extreme trauma, such as survivors of genocide, witnesses to murder, kidnapped teenagers, and victims of domestic violence. He combines compelling case studies with his own insights and recovery strategies.
Content and themes
- Effect of trauma on children's brains
- Recovery methods and the role of love and care
- Resilience and hope after traumatic experiences
Language and proficiency
This book is written in English and is suitable for advanced language users (level C1-C2). The learning material is extremely suitable for professionals in healthcare, education, and self-study who want to deepen their knowledge of the psychology of trauma in children.
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