"Toxic Stress and Brain Development in Young Homeless Children"
This
book explains the problems that homeless people face, specially kids. Hutto and
Viola (2014) mentioned “Homeless children and their families experience
significant stress because of their housing status, often compounded by past
traumatic experiences such as illness, violence, or separation.” It’s important
for the research to analyze the different situations that homelessness faces.
Hutto, N., & Viola, J. (2014). Toxic
stress and brain development in young homeless children. In H. C. Matto, J.
Strolin-Goltzman, & M. S. Ballan (Eds.), Neuroscience for social work:
Current research and practice. (pp. 263–277). New York, NY: Springer Publishing
Co.
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