Feminist Companion Series Guide to Developmental Psychology

This book offers a critical and accessible introduction to feminist developmental psychology, challenging traditional narratives of child and individual development. Through an intersectional lens, it re-evaluates key concepts such as attachment, neurodiversity, and developmental disability. Designed to support undergraduate students, the text combines theory with practical activities and real-world examples. It aligns with the British Psychological Society curriculum and promotes a reflective, inclusive approach to understanding development. The authors, Charlotte Dann and Lindsay O'Dell, bring expertise in feminist qualitative research and critical developmental psychology to this essential resource.