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Boarding School Syndrome by Joy Schaverien; 9780415690034

Boarding School Syndrome

By Joy Schaverien

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Description

In Boarding School Syndrome, Joy Schaverien delves into the profound psychological effects experienced by individuals who have attended boarding schools. This insightful exploration reveals how these formative years influence identity, relationships, and personal development throughout life.

The Story

Schaverien draws from a wealth of case studies and psychoanalytical theory, weaving a narrative that illustrates the emotional and psychological repercussions of boarding school education. The book examines themes of separation, attachment, and the often-unacknowledged grief associated with leaving home at a young age. Through her meticulous research, Schaverien uncovers the complex interplay between the rigorous academic environment and the emotional challenges faced by students.

Why Readers Love It

  • Schaverien’s compassionate and thoughtful prose invites readers to reflect on their own experiences.
  • The book provides valuable insights for parents, educators, and mental health professionals, enhancing understanding of the long-term impacts of boarding school.
  • Richly grounded in psychoanalytical principles, it resonates with those familiar with Freudian psychology and its application in contemporary contexts.

Perfect For

This book is ideal for anyone interested in psychology, education, and the nuances of personal development. It is particularly relevant for mental health practitioners, educators, and those who have navigated the boarding school experience themselves. Schaverien’s previous works, such as The Counselling Companion, also resonate with themes of personal growth and emotional resilience, making her insights even more compelling.

“A profound exploration of identity and belonging.”

Specifications

Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: 234 mm × 164 mm × 15 mm
Pages: 248
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN: 9780415690034

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