Cayetano García-Castrillón Armengou is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst based in Seville, Spain. He is a training and supervising psychoanalyst of the Spanish Society of Psychoanalysis, a member of the Psychoanalytic Association of Madrid and the International Psychoanalytical Association (IPA).

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS ACKOWLEDGEMENTS PREFACE AUTHOR'S NOTE PART ONE: THE JOURNEY INTO PARENTHOOD 1. INTRODUCTION 2. BECOMING MOM AND DAD 3. SON, YOU MAKE IT SO DIFFICULT: THE MYSTERY OF TEMPORARY DEAFNESS 4. THE MIRROR EFFECT: PROJECTING EXPECTATIONS AND EXPERIENCE 5. RECOGNIZING RED FLAGS IN CHILDREN PART TWO: GROWING AS PARENTS, THRIVING AS A FAMILY 6. DIVINE PARENTS OR HUMAN PARENTS 7. ACTION, REACTION, AND EXTERNALIZATION: UNDERSTANDING BEHAVIOR 8. ADOLESCENCE UNVEILED: WHAT ALL PARENTS COULD FIND USEFUL TO KNOW 9. BUILDING BRIDGES: COLLABORATIVE WORK BETWEEN PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND PSYCHOANALYSTS 10. THE ART OF DISCIPLINE: SETTING LIMITS WITHOUT BREAKING BONDS 11. WHEN PARENTS DISAGREE: TURNING CONFLICT INTO STRENGTH 12. FAMILY 3.0: PARENTING IN THE DIGITAL AGE 13. TEACHING PATIENCE: BUILDING FRUSTRATION TOLERANCE 14. GRANDPARENTS: THEIR CRUCIAL PLACE IN THE MODERN FAMILY PART THREE: PSYCHOANALYSIS AND PARENTING 15. A FRUITLESS ENDEAVOR: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EMOTIONAL VACCINE 16. FAMILY LEGACIES: WHAT WE PASS ON 17. PARENTS IN THERAPY: FIRST STEPS TOWARD INCLUSION 18. PSYCHOANALYSIS FOR PARENTS: HOW DO WE DO IT? BIBLIOGRAPHY