The Cinderella Syndrome: Understanding and Overcoming Targeted Child Abuse is a comprehensive course that sheds light on the phenomenon of targeted child abuse, where one child in a family is singled out and subjected to mistreatment. This course aims to provide insights into the psychology of the abuser, the impact of such abuse on the victim, and ways to prevent and overcome the consequences of targeted abuse.

Throughout this course, participants will explore:

• The concept of the Cinderella Syndrome and its manifestations in various situations.
• The psychology of the abuser, including underlying motivations and behavior patterns.
• The role of jealousy and sibling rivalry in perpetuating targeted child abuse.
• Recognizing signs of the Cinderella Syndrome and the importance of early intervention.
• The traumatic consequences of targeted abuse on children’s mental health and development.
• Breaking the cycle of abuse through family support, education, and raising awareness.
• Effective therapeutic approaches to help survivors heal from the emotional wounds inflicted by targeted abuse.
• Legal and ethical considerations surrounding the Cinderella Syndrome and child protection.
• The impact of culture on targeted abuse and the need for culturally sensitive prevention strategies.
• Supporting survivors by providing coping strategies, and resources, and fostering hope for a brighter future.