1st Edition

Children and Families in Israel Some Mental Health Perspectives

Edited By Arie Jarus, Joseph Marcus, Joseph Oren, Chanan Rapaport Copyright 1970
640 Pages
by Routledge

640 Pages
by Routledge

640 Pages
by Routledge

Originally published in 1970, this title was intended to describe a wide and complex network of historical, social, psychological and medical issues. It starts with an overview of Israel as a society and how it is similar yet differs from that the reader may be familiar with. Divided into three parts, the first looks at the basic fabric and main patterns of social and psychological issues in... Read more

Preface.  An Overview J.M. Marcus and H.M. RosenPart I: The Scene  The Mental Health of Immigrants in Israel L. Miller;  The Adaptability and Vulnerability of Types in the Changing Israeli Society P. Palgi;  Children in War N. de Shalit;  Reflections on Child Welfare Laws in Israel D. Reijen;  The Educational System and Mental Health K. Benyamini and Z. Klein  The Child and His Family in the Kibbutz  The Environment M. Kerem;  Family M. Gerson;  Infancy and His Early Childhood; School Age M. Segal;  Second Generation M. Alon;  Mental Health S. Nagler  Part II: Target Groups  Child Welfare in Israel L. Jaffe;  Youth Aliyah (Cause and Function) M. Wolins;  The Vulnerable and the Handicapped J. Marcus and A. Russell;  The Socially Deprived Family J.M. Rosenfeld and E. Morris;  Juvenile Delinquency in Israel M. Amir and M. Hovav  Part III: Ways and Means  The Child and Family in Ambulatory Treatment A. Jarus, E. Ilan and A. Meijer;  Residential Treatment Services for Emotionally Disturbed Children in Israel M. Munin and A. Jarus;  Non Governmental Initiative Z. Harman;  Training of Mental Health Workers and their Professional Organizations J. Oren;  Social Planning and Research (Some Implications for Mental Health) C. Rapaport and W. Jedlicki.

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Arie Jarus, Joseph Marcus, Joseph Oren, Chanan Rapaport