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Torrente (in Valencian – Torrent) is a municipality in the Valencian Community, belonging to the Huerta Oeste region and being a suburb of Valencia.
Torrente is located 9 km from Valencia, at the foot of the Vedat de Torrent hill, 15 km from the sea.
According to the latest census (2017), about 80,630 inhabitants live in the city (about 11% are foreigners). It is the largest municipality in the province of Valencia after the capital itself and the sixth in the Valencian Community.
Torrente is bordered to the north by the municipalities of Aldaia, Alacuas and Chirivella, to the east by Picanha and Catarroja, to the south by Alcácer and Picassent, to the west by Montserrat, Godelleta, Turis and Chiva.
One fifth of the territory of the municipality is occupied by mountains, but they are not high. The main peaks of Torrente are: Vedat de Torrente (142 m), Morredondo (157), Barret (142), Cabezo de la Araña (228) and Sierra Perenchisa (329). The municipality crosses the Barranco de Torrente gorge.
Torrent has a Mediterranean climate with mild winters and hot summers.
The average annual air temperature is 18 °C, in winter – 10-12 °C, in summer – 27 °C. There is little rain here, and snow falls about 2 times in 10 years (with the exception of hills).
It is not known for sure where the name of the city came from. Some scholars suggest that it has Latin roots: there are two words in Latin that have a similar root. The first is Turritus (exalted, fortified), the second is Torrens (fast, impetuous).
The first mention of the city was found in a document by Jaime I, which dates back to 1232. Here the city is called “Vilas de Torrent”. The name Torrent was official until 1860, when, according to a royal decree, all municipalities had to change their names to the Spanish (Castilian) manner. From that moment on, the city became officially known as Torrente. However, in 1979 the city was returned to its old official name – Torrent.
The official date of the foundation of the city belongs to the era of the Reconquista, although various archaeological buildings have been found here, as well as objects dating back to much earlier eras.
They testify that people have lived on the territory of modern Torrente since the Bronze Age.
Ruins of Iberian settlements have been found here, such as Llometa del Clot de Bailón. In the Roman era, numerous estates were built on this territory. Since the 8th century, Muslims have become the owners of these lands, leaving a significant mark on the appearance of the city: narrow streets, squares, many dead ends.
Torrente was founded in 1248, ten years after the conquest of Valencia by Jaime I. The king offered these lands to Don Hugo de Filcalquer, a member of the Order of Malta, to enlist his support in the war for the conquest of Valencia.
At the end of the conquest, in 1232, Jaime I signed a document granting these lands to the Order of Malta. Among others, Cullera, Silla, Montroy and Macastre were transferred to the possession of the order. In 1238, the order officially takes possession of the lands and decides to populate them with Christians, giving them houses and lands.
The city belonged to the Order until 1807.
In the 17th century, the square next to the chapel of the Virgen del Rosario was built up. The chapel itself was destroyed in 1868.
In 1846, Torrente becomes the headquarters of the judicial district.
In the years 1810-1850, the Alter zone is built up, the streets de San José, Santa Bárbara, San Onofre, Santa Lucía, Virgen de los Desamparados, Santa Teresa and others appear.
In 1893, the railway station in Torrent opens. It becomes part of the railway line connecting Valencia with Villanueva de Castellón.
On November 22, 1911, the first cinema is opened – Cine Cervantes.
Torrente is connected to Valencia, Madrid and other Spanish cities by a network of roads and motorways, the main one being the AP-7/E-15.
In 2009, the Pont Blau bridge was completed, linking the urban center with the Mas del Jutge industrial site. In the same year, the “Ronda del Safranar” was put into circulation – a bypass road that allows you to move from one end of the city to the other without passing through the center.
The city has a railway station run by MetroValencia. She plays a big role in the communication between Torrente and Valencia. There are several Metrobus stops in the city.
Metro lines: 1, 2, 7 (yellow, pink, orange), trains run every 7 minutes, to the center of Valencia – 15 minutes by metro.
Torrente also has its own line of city buses – Torrent Bus, circulating on 6 regular routes. The line was launched in 2002.
Those who prefer ecological modes of transport have at their disposal a bicycle rental network – Torrent Bici. To use this service, you need to register with the city hall.
Also located in the city is the Universidad Catolica de Torrent.
For lovers of an active lifestyle in Torrenta there is a large sports complex – Complejo deportivo municipal “La Cotxera”. Those who are not indifferent to shopping will find a lot of interesting things on the main street of the city: there are many boutiques here.
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Colegio: “El Vedat”
Colegio: “La Purísima”
Colegio: “Madre Sacramento”
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Colegio: “Nuestra Señora Del Monte Sión”
Colegio: “San José Y Santa Ana”
Colegio: “Santo Tomás De Aquino”
Center for Professional Education “Beta Formación” 9000 Special schools in Torrent
Special school La Encarnación
Special School La Unión
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School of Music and Dance “Círculo Católico De Torrent”
Address: Pz San Jaime 12 – 46900, Torrent (Valencia).
The Sierra Perenchiza Natural Municipal Park received its current status in 2006. The area of the park is more than 174 hectares. A favorite place for the inhabitants of Torrente for walks and outdoor sports.
There are many routes of varying difficulty along its territory. In addition, here you can find interesting historical monuments and archaeological excavations.
In terms of fauna, lizards and small snakes, rabbits, hares, foxes, hedgehogs, wild boars, field mice, bats and also genets can be found in the park.
The most expensive area of the city – Zona Parc Central-Hort de Trenor – 1651 euro/sq.m. Next in descending order are: Zona Avenida Alta-Auditorio (1602), Zona El Vedat-Santa Apolonia (1270), Zona Mas de la Montañeta (1267), Zona Avenida al Vedat (1126), Zona Camí Reial (1058), Zona Monte Real Calicanto (956), Zona el Molí (891), Zona Calle Valencia-La Ermita (798), Zona Casco Antiguo (780), Zona Poble Nou (719).
The largest supply of apartments is in Zona Avenida al Vedat, Zona Parc Central-Hort de Trenor, Zona Calle Valencia-La Ermita, and houses in Zona El Vedat-Santa Apolonia and Zona Monte Real-Calicanto.
If you are interested in new buildings, then you need Zona Parc Central-Hort de Trenor, Zona Avenida Alta-Auditorio, Zona Avenida al Vedat – these are just the most expensive areas of the city, but the prices for new buildings in Torrent are much more affordable than in Valencia (average 1696 per sqm). In addition, there really is plenty to choose from: Torrent has many modern residential complexes with excellent internal infrastructure. A good example is the Torrent Homes residential complex under construction next to Torrente Central Park. You can buy an apartment in a new building in Torrent from 140,000 euros.
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Infantiles, scammers, “big children” — what is it like for them to live in the adult world, and is it true that the current generation is more infantile than the previous ones — we are sorting it out together with psychologists
Infantilism, infantilism is the preservation in the psyche and behavior of an adult of the characteristics inherent in childhood. It is often said about infantile people that they “behave like children”: they avoid responsibility, act impulsively, in case of failure they blame others.
Such immature behavior often prevents a person from building relationships, being in society and moving up the career ladder.
In science, it is customary to distinguish between mental and psychological infantilism. “Psychic infantilism” is a pathological disorder of the human psyche and is studied in psychiatry. Psychological infantilism refers rather to personality traits and is a combination of traits inherent in an earlier age group. A person with manifestations of psychological infantilism can change his behavior, but often does not have the desire or does not know how. Sometimes social infantilism is singled out as a separate group – it is close to psychological, but is considered exclusively in the context of society, the norms of which form the criteria of “social maturity”. Thus, social infantilism manifests itself in the gap between the biological and socio-cultural maturation of a person.
The concept of infantility is sometimes mistakenly confused with the idea of the “inner child”.
In fact, these phenomena are far from each other. The inner child is a concept from transactional analysis (a psychological method described in the 1960s by Eric Berne), according to which there are three ego states in each of us: Child, Adult and Parent. The inner child is responsible for sensuality, emotionality, impulsiveness and curiosity. The parent brings in the requirements of the elders, which we learned in childhood. And the Adult manifests itself when we are guided by the principles of reality, rely on facts and act on their basis. Psycho-emotional maturity is the ability to find a balance between your inner Child, Parent and Adult, allowing them to live in peace and harmony. In an infantile person, on the contrary, the Child is always “at the helm”: he strives for entertainment and quick pleasures, everything “adult” is boring and difficult for him, and he tries to shift his obligations to others.
Now more and more people are talking about the infantilism of a whole generation – today’s 30-year-olds, “millennials”.
They don’t want to meet the criteria of “social maturity” that was the norm for previous generations: start a family, have a stable job, and have children by a certain age. This is often taken as a sign of the “infantilization of society.” But this phenomenon can also be viewed from another point of view. Indeed, thanks to the improving standard of living, scientific, technological and medical progress, a modern person does not need to take on a large number of obligations at an early age. Psychologist, host of the podcast “Near Ficus” and the telegram channel “Noet Ark” Dinara Fakhretdinova believes that it is useful for a person “to stay longer in a research-idle state.”
An infantile differs from a mature person in a child’s perception of the world. Fakhretdinova notes that an infantile person is characterized by egocentrism : “For any child, he is the central cause of all events. And that’s okay. However, continuing to think that the world revolves around you by age 30 is a less healthy attitude.
More often than not, reality will brutally refute it.” Thus, signs of infantility can be combined into the following list:
An infantile person is afraid of “boring” activities: he does not want to carefully read legal documents, he is inclined to be late and miss deadlines. 
A mature person has a developed “emotional intelligence”, which cannot be said about an infantile person. The formation of infantility is primarily influenced by the environment in which the child grows up. The situation when parents seek to protect their children and “shield” them from the difficulties necessary for growing up is called overprotection. It is she who often provokes infantilism. Psychologist, emotional intelligence trainer, author of the podcast and psychologist search portal “You are important” Elena Mitskevich compares the process of growing up with the formation of physical immunity in a child: “It is very dangerous for a child’s physical immunity to keep him in sterile conditions, and from the point of view of psychological processes, it is important to let the child come into contact with the outside world, serving as a support for him, but at the same time not depriving him of moments of growing up.
Thus, it is very important to give the child the opportunity to take the initiative and take responsibility for their actions. Infantilism can also develop from the opposite: a disproportionate responsibility is imposed on an immature person. “Guardianship of other family members or super-tasks can cause an allergic reaction to any responsibility, since responsibility will be associated with a huge number of duties, rights to which are not attached,” says Dinara Fakhretdinova. Some researchers suggest considering infantility as one of the manifestations of uneven personal development . American psychologist Nancy McWilliams believes that social and emotional development never follows a strictly straight path: in the process of personality growth, fluctuations are observed that become weaker with age, but do not disappear completely. As a person grows older, he constantly faces new challenges that can cause stress. Regression comes to the defense of the psyche – a mechanism of subconscious return to earlier forms of behavior.
Regressions are absolutely normal, but regular hitting them will be regarded as infantilism.
To describe infantile in relationships, a comparison with the fairy-tale character Peter Pan is often used. His name is given to a syndrome that characterizes people who do not want to grow up and take on new social roles that involve responsibility.
The partner of an infantile person will have to take on the role of an adult and not expect him to fulfill his duties. This situation may suit both partners, but a mature person has to face the difficulties of adult life on a daily basis: pay bills, buy groceries, go to the doctor, make repairs and earn a living. To an infantile person, such obligations often seem burdensome and boring, so he will avoid them. Such behavior can bring discomfort to his loved ones, who want to share the daily hardships, and not “carry everything on themselves.”
When dealing with an infantile person, it is important to give the person responsibility and maintain healthy boundaries, notes Elena Mitskevich: “People over 18 are adults.
They may or may not agree with this. But it is very important not to “do good”, but to remain firm and give responsibility. Only by touching frustration can people grow up.”
Many studies show that changes in the cultural and historical environment and scientific and technological progress do change the social values of society. Young people tend to have children later, preferring to focus on other values: career, self-development, travel. The modern economic system also plays an important role in the transformation of values: infantile people — is a good category of consumers, because they are more prone to impulsive purchases and are determined to satisfy their needs.
Psychologist Anna Kartashova calls one of the manifestations of society’s infantilism magical thinking – the belief that thoughts and symbolic actions can change reality and influence certain events. It is the ability to competently manipulate an infantile consumer that can explain the popularity of “info products”: personal growth trainings, marathons and courses.
An important factor that also influences the change in social values is the development of the Internet. People communicate more often on the Internet, where there are no habitual patterns of behavior and the need to fulfill a certain role in society. In personal communication, we receive a large number of verbal and non-verbal reactions from interlocutors, with which we then interact. Mediated communication on the Internet does not allow such interaction and hinders the development of emotional intelligence, which is important for a mature person. However, not everyone agrees with the idea that modern society is more infantile. Elena Mitskevich believes that today’s youth is more conscious than older generations, since the very great responsibility that people had to face in the past is not a guarantee of adequate personality maturation.
Infantilism itself is not a disease, therefore it does not require treatment.