Psychiatrist Paolo Crepet warns of educational crisis in schools and families

Psychiatrist Paolo Crepet has highlighted a growing disconnect between schools and families, warning that the erosion of merit and traditional values is compromising the development of younger generations. He suggests that the progressive loss of authority in these two institutions has created a “short circuit” that is becoming increasingly difficult to reverse.

In discussions regarding youth unrest and vandalism, there is a call for structured educational projects rather than increased incarceration for minors. Advocates suggest that instead of relying on repression, society should focus on creating creative and educational spaces where young people can express emotions and learn to channel anger. Strengthening the synergy between schools and families is viewed as essential to restoring the collective role of education in shaping character and behavior.