Titlebook: Handbook of Mind/Body Integration in Child and Adolescent Development; J. Martin Maldonado-Duran,Andres Jimenez-Gomez,Kir Book 2023 The Ed

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Functional or “Psychogenic” Neurological Symptoms in Children and Adolescentssical brain or nerve damage or dysfunction can be documented. The most frequent conditions are pseudoseizures or nonepileptic seizures. Patients often exhibit often anxiety, difficulty speaking of it, and perfectionism.

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The Body and the Mind of the Preschool-Age Child in language, intersubjectivity, theory of mind, and the concept of false belief. The child requires pleasurable interactions and the admiration of caregivers to achieve a sense of who he or she is in relation to his family. The boy or girl achieves enormous gains in language, fine and gross motor a

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The Body and Mind of the School-Age ChildIt describes the process of acquisition of increasing language abilities, and their importance for learning to read, for written expression and general learning. It also describes the process of acquisition of fine and gross motor abilities. The child enters a formal process of education and interac

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The Body and Mind of the Adolescent “binary” nature of sexual development is being increasingly questioned. Adolescents, however, continue to search for an identity, a purpose, and a social group of peers to whom they can belong. Adolescence is a time of questioning previously held notions of who one is, what are one’s values, and ho

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Embodiment of the Self in Traumatic Situations: Unresolved and Traumatic Lossesof trauma, the prevalence and phenomenology associated with those adverse situations is explored. Many behavioral difficulties may?be experienced as a consequence of trauma exposure, including inattentiveness, hyperactivity, sleep disturbances, learning difficulties, anxiety, disruptive behavior, ch

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Embodiment of the Self in Physical and Sexual Abuse During Childhood and Adolescencehese patterns of relationship between adults and minors persist for years and are repeated. This leads to a phenomenology and consequences that are complex and affect the emotional life and capacity to trust of the child. The individual?may feel “trapped” in an unpredictable, scary, and uncontrollab