The result in. successive generations of children is seen in alienation, drug use and violence-what Robert Bly has astutely described as "the rage of the unparented." Bly notes in The
In contemporary society, many children experience profound alienation, which can lead to issues such as drug use and violence. This phenomenon has been effectively captured by Robert Bly in his description of "the rage of the unparented." This suggests that the lack of proper parental guidance and connection has significant negative repercussions for today's youth.
Gabor Maté, in his book "Scattered: How Attention Deficit Disorder Originates And What You Can Do About It," explores the roots of Attention Deficit Disorder. He emphasizes the crucial role of nurturing relationships in child development and highlights how the absence of emotional support contributes to various behavioral problems in children, stressing the importance of attentive parenting.
