{"id":66572,"date":"2021-08-14T22:50:27","date_gmt":"2021-08-15T02:50:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/webdelmaestrocmf.com\/portal\/?p=66572"},"modified":"2021-08-17T11:08:00","modified_gmt":"2021-08-17T15:08:00","slug":"jorge-barudy-mirror-neurons-recover-in-loving-surroundings-where-empathy-flows","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/webdelmaestrocmf.com\/portal\/jorge-barudy-mirror-neurons-recover-in-loving-surroundings-where-empathy-flows\/","title":{"rendered":"Jorge Barudy: Mirror neurons recover in loving surroundings where empathy flows"},"content":{"rendered":"
Chilean neuropsyquiatrist educated in Belgium, currently living in Spain and specialist in in child and family psychiatry, Jorge Barudy is interviewed by psychologist Jos\u00e9 Luis Gonzalo Marrod\u00e1n, for the Blog <\/span>Buenos Tratos<\/span><\/i>, by ABC (Spain) and by the journalist David Noriega for <\/span>EL DIARIO<\/span><\/i> (Spain), on subjects that, as teachers, we are interested in knowing to better manage the teaching task, such as the contributions of neurosciences, epigenetics, the attachment paradigm, resilience, good treatment for children, child protection, social responsibility and the roles of parents, school and society. We share parts of these interviews, solely for educational and permanent training purposes for educators, with the confidence that you will follow each link (specified at the end of the dialogue fragments) and complete the reading.<\/span><\/h5>\n

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Jorge Barudy is the author and co-author of several articles on child abuse and child protection, handbooks on gender violence and its offsprings, and books such as \u201cThe invisible pain of childhood. An ecosystemic reading of child abuse\u00bb(1998),\u00bb Child abuse: social ecology: prevention and restitution\u00bb(1999),\u00bb Good treatment for children: Parenting, attachment and resilience \u00ab(2005),\u00bb Daughters and sons of resilient mothers\u201d (2006),\u201c The invisible challenges of being a mother or father: Manual for the evaluation of parental skills and resilience \u201d(2009),\u201c The magical and realistic party of child resilience: Manual of therapeutic techniques to support and promote the resilience of children and adolescents \u201d(2011),\u201c Maternal intelligence. Guide to support good parenting and promote the resilience of mothers and fathers\u201d (2014) and \u201cViolence: Zero tolerance. Prevention and psychosocial support for boys and girls exposed to gender violence\u201d. (2015).<\/span><\/p>\n

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Jorge Barudy: Chilean neuropsychiatrist, specialist in family and child psychiatry.
\n<\/i>Founding Director and current EXIL Director, Medical Psychosocial Center for political refugees.
\n<\/i>Image from: carmeloportal.com<\/i><\/p>\n

JOS\u00c9 LUIS GONZALO MARROD\u00c1N: What do you think families, educators, teachers, psychologists and doctors who care for and work with children should bear in mind in their daily life and not forget?<\/h5>\n

JORGE BARUDY: \u201cThey should never forget that child welfare is the result of the actions of an entire community, that the entire tribe is needed to ensure the well-being of a child. In addition, we should always remind ourselves that our practices can be part of the suffering of children or, on the contrary, a source of well-being and resilience. To be on this side, it is important to nurture our practices with the contributions of neurosciences, epigenetics, the paradigm of attachment, resilience and that of good treatment for children. Finally, integrate that child protection is a duty, that when fulfilled it is a task that dignifies childhood professionals\u201d. <\/span>GOOD TREATMENTS, ATACHMENT, TRAUMA, DEVELOPMENT, RESILIENCE<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Suggested article<\/span>:<\/span><\/a> Suggested reading:<\/span> What is an unhealthy attachment? Learning and knowing how to teach to \u201cclose circles<\/span>\u201d<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Interpersonal relationships in childhood (05\u00b4 01\u201d)<\/span><\/h5>\n