Children's adaptation to an unknown world

There are numerous problems facing immigrants, and in many of these difficult times, they need the advice of a specialist who understands them. Immigration psychological counseling provides immigrants with the opportunity to discuss their problems and issues with a professional counselor and seek solutions. Experiencing sadness, anxiety, loneliness, and great pressure is normal for almost all immigrants. Immigration is not an easy task, and those who take this path are classified as brave and daring. The pressures that immigrants experience before and after immigration increase the risk of developing mental and psychological illnesses such as depression. This book has five chapters, including: Chapter I, Psychology of Immigration; Chapter II, What is Immigration Social Assistance?, Chapter III, Examining Cultural Problems between Immigrant Parents and Children; Chapter IV, Problems and Benefits of Migration: Psychological and Social Challenges for Immigrant Children; Chapter V, Main Challenges of Raising Children after Immigration and rreferences.