What About the Children? - Julie Lynn Evans

27 March 2009

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More than 28 per cent of children in the UK are affected by the separation of their parents. Often they have to cope alone. As they struggle to come to terms with the break down of their relationship, many  adults unintentionally neglect the needs of their children.

Some tell themselves that children are resilient, while others feel they are hurting the people they love the most. What about the children? is a guide to helping children overcome such problems. 

It is written by Julie Lynn Evan’s who is one of the UK’s foremost psychotherapists, who specialises in helping young people through the trauma of family break-up.

She will help you to do what she does professionally, identifying potential problems and providing powerful practical tools to overcome them.

Featuring case studies that illustrate a whole range of symptoms, Evans demonstrates the ways in which children express their emotions when under stress.

From the ‘dragon child’ to the ‘little angel’ her sensitive but calm voice will reassure you at a time when your own world is under great strain.

More about the author:

Julie Lynn Evans works with consultants from many hospitals, including the Royal Free, Great Ormond Street and the John Radcliffe. She has appeared on TV news and written numerous articles on troubled childhood and adolescence. She is divorced and the mother of three children.

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