Scapegoating in Families: Intergenerational Patterns of Physical and Emotional Abuse
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Scapegoating in Families: Intergenerational Patterns of Physical and Emotional Abuse

by Vimala Pillari

Psychology Family Therapy Abuse Recovery
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Scapegoating in Families examines the recurring patterns of physical and emotional abuse that can extend across generations. Vimala Pillari focuses on scapegoating within family relationships, presenting a subject of interest to readers exploring psychology, family dynamics, and the social dimensions of abuse.

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Scapegoating in Families examines intergenerational patterns of physical and emotional abuse.

The book focuses on scapegoating as a dynamic within family relationships.

Vimala Pillari explores the subject through the lens of family patterns and abuse across generations.

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