Children of extremist parents: Insights from a specialized clinical team
Cécile Rousseau,
Diana Miconi,
Janique Johnson-Lafleur
et al.
Abstract:Background Data on children who grow up with parents adhering to violent extremism is scant. This makes it extremely delicate to inform policies and clinical services to protect such children from potential physical and psychological harm. Objective This paper explores the predicament of children whose caretakers were referred to a specialized clinical team in Montreal (Canada) because of concerns about risks or actual involvement in violent extremism processes. Methods This paper uses a mixed methods concurre… Show more
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