Binding Psychoterapy: Preschool Age
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Professor Karl Brish, psychiatrist, psychotherapist and researcher of the theory of affection, first showed in practice how the theory of John Bowlby can be used in counseling and psychotherapy. He called this direction bindung psychotherapy - an approach that can be both independent and additional tools in the work of specialists.
The possibilities of bindung psychotherapy in work with all age groups - from infant problems to difficulties of adulthood - Professor Brish devoted a series of books "Consulting and therapy based on the theory of affection."
The third book of the series - "Preschool Age" - is devoted to the development of affection in children from three to six years. The problems described in this volume are the fear of parting, aggression, jealousy between children in the family, getting used to kindergarten, disorders of food behavior and sleep, etc. The many examples show how various symptoms in children, often manifested at kindergarten, are correlated. With the life history and early children"s experience in the attachment of their parents, and as timely help based on the theory of attachment, it can change the situation for both children and parents.
The book is intended for everyone who works with preschool children and their parents: pediatricians, general practitioners, child and adolescence psychiatrists, adult psychiatrists and psychotherapists, nurses and nannies, psychologists, social workers, teachers, flaw detection, specialists medical physical education, kindergartens educators, as well as parents themselves
The possibilities of bindung psychotherapy in work with all age groups - from infant problems to difficulties of adulthood - Professor Brish devoted a series of books "Consulting and therapy based on the theory of affection."
The third book of the series - "Preschool Age" - is devoted to the development of affection in children from three to six years. The problems described in this volume are the fear of parting, aggression, jealousy between children in the family, getting used to kindergarten, disorders of food behavior and sleep, etc. The many examples show how various symptoms in children, often manifested at kindergarten, are correlated. With the life history and early children"s experience in the attachment of their parents, and as timely help based on the theory of attachment, it can change the situation for both children and parents.
The book is intended for everyone who works with preschool children and their parents: pediatricians, general practitioners, child and adolescence psychiatrists, adult psychiatrists and psychotherapists, nurses and nannies, psychologists, social workers, teachers, flaw detection, specialists medical physical education, kindergartens educators, as well as parents themselves
Author:
Author:Бриш Карл Хайнц
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4212-0510-4
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