This work explores the invisible pain experienced by children who suffer maltreatment, offering an ecosystemic approach to understanding and addressing childhood trauma. Drawing on psychological and therapeutic frameworks, the author examines how abuse affects children within their broader environmental and relational contexts. The book provides insights into recognizing signs of invisible suffering and offers perspectives on intercultural therapeutic approaches for supporting abused children and their families. Published by Erès in 1997, this text serves as a resource for professionals working in child psychology, social work, and therapeutic settings.

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