Parents, Children, Teens, and Psychological Viewpoints on Parenting Practices in Kuwait and Greece

Through the voices of 25 diverse individuals and their experiences, the authors examine childhood, parenting practices, traumatic incidents, generational and cultural disparities that influence family units in Greece and the Middle East, alongside significant literature to bring readers into the inimitable worlds of individuals and their stories.

Juliet Dinkha is a licensed clinical psychologist and an affiliate with the American University of Kuwait.

Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: Trauma Chapter Two: Culture Chapter Three: Our Exploration Chapter Four: Stories From Greece Chapter Five: Stories From the Middle East Chapter Six: Discussion References Index About The Authors