SAFESORRY is a research project funded by the European Research Council that seeks to understand parenting in a changing social world.

With a diverse team of researchers, we aim to better comprehend how the societal, cultural, economic and historical context shapes the way parents educate their children. On this website, you can read a summary of some of our main results and download publications, or you can subscribe for our newsletter if you wish to remain informed. If you have questions, feel free to contact us. Vous pouvez lire ce site-web en français aussi.

media

  • 13.02.23Le Temps: “The counterproductive fear of the teenager’s parent”
  • 26.09.22Le Vif: “Overprotected children: those parents who do too much”
  • 25.07.22De Morgen Interview : “Should we go back to authoritarian parenting?”
  • 16.03.22Weekend issue in La Libre : “How to not be a perfect parent”
  • 16.06.21“Chasing Childhood” at Docville, Leuven
  • 04.12.20Interview with Daily Science : “La surprotection parentale, est-elle le produit des sociétés inégalitaires ?”
  • 19.07.20Article in Le Matin Dimanche : “Surprotéger son enfant lui nuit.”

presentations

  • 24.03.23SRCD 2023 (Salt Like City, USA)
  • 08.03.23Conference: ICPS 2023
  • 22.08.22EARA conference 2022 (Dublin, Ireland)
  • 15.07.22ISSBD 2022: Perceptions of a dangerous world and overprotection
  • 02.06.22Conference presentations: expert meeting and BAPS 2022 (Leuven, Belgium)
  • 06.09.21Advances in the transition for 16- to 23-year-olds (Brussels, Belgium)

scientific publications

  • 01.12.22Psycho-Oncologie: Parental overprotection in the context of pediatric cancer
  • 16.08.22Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology: To endure or to resist? Coping with overprotection
  • 02.06.22European Journal of Developmental Psychology : Short scale for measuring parental overprotection
  • 23.02.22Swiss Psychology Open: Little children, little problems; big children, big problems?
  • 01.12.21Two new publications: Psychologie Française, Cahiers en Psychologie Clinique
  • 09.09.21Family Process: Putting parental overprotection into a family systems context
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