Psychosomatics: Children. Complete Course for Psychologists and Parents
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The book of the famous psychotherapist Gennady Vladimirovich Starshenbaum is the most affordable, compact and at the same time exhaustive guide for parents of children with psychosomatic disorders. In this book you will find everything you need to identify, diagnose and therapy of diseases that develop in children and adolescents on nervous grounds. Gennady Vladimirovich Starshenbaum is a recognized expert in the field of psychosomatic diseases, and his book is an indispensable assistant in psychotherapy for doctors, patients and their relatives. The book of G.V. Starshenbaum “Psychosomatics and Psychotherapy” has withstood eight editions.
At the basis of this leadership, the latest scientific data, as well as the practical experience of the author, a psychotherapist of the highest category, professor of the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, have launched.
The indisputable advantages of this book include reliable diagnostic tests adapted for Russian children, clear clinical pictures of disorders, recommendations by parents by diet and therapeutic gymnastics, many psychocorrectional games and recipes of medicinal fees, as well as a dictionary of terms.
The proposed leadership, without a doubt, will become a table book for parents of children suffering from psychosomatic disorders. The book will be useful for specialists working with such children. She can facilitate the understanding of the psychological foundations of her disorder and help in independent work on herself, agreed with a specialist.
According to experts of the World Health Organization, half of all diseases are psychosomatic, and patients need not so much in drugs as in psychotherapy. Patients themselves consider psychological problems the result of poor health and do not turn to a psychotherapist. A medical examination does not reveal reliable deviations from the norm. However, the suffering of a person is genuine whether they are explained or not from a medical point of view.
Psychosomatic disorders (PSR) develop under the influence of unreacted emotions that we have not splashed out, but left inside ourselves. This is, first of all, a secret sense of self -failure, the subconscious expectation of the unpleasant consequence of an ill -conceived act, the hidden experiences of failures and losses. Sorrow that is not bursting with tears, forces other organs to “cry”.
Psychosomatic disorders in the broad sense of the word include:
• Many disorders of nutrition and digestion, breathing and blood circulation,
• skin and urogenital diseases ,
• Violations of sensitivity and movements,
• Tyrotoxicosis and diabetes mellitus,
• psychosexual disorders.
Under the influence of negative emotions that are never completely released, blood pressure increases. Vascular reactions to restrained emotional stress play an important role in the development of headaches and cramps of coronary vessels. Chronically increased muscle tension caused by restrained aggressive impulses is a pathogenic factor with rheumatoid arthritis. The effect of this mechanism on metabolism can be observed with thyrotoxicosis and diabetes. In all these examples, certain phases of autonomic preparation for attack or escape are chronically delayed due to the fact that the motivational forces underlying them are neurotically suppressed and not released in the appropriate action.
psychosomatic disorders are suffered not only by adults, but also by children. The difficulty is that parents cannot always understand that child diseases are associated with stress. Therefore, when identifying some pattern, you need to contact a specialist.
A hard cover book.
is not a medicine textbook. All recommendations must be agreed with the attending physician
At the basis of this leadership, the latest scientific data, as well as the practical experience of the author, a psychotherapist of the highest category, professor of the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, have launched.
The indisputable advantages of this book include reliable diagnostic tests adapted for Russian children, clear clinical pictures of disorders, recommendations by parents by diet and therapeutic gymnastics, many psychocorrectional games and recipes of medicinal fees, as well as a dictionary of terms.
The proposed leadership, without a doubt, will become a table book for parents of children suffering from psychosomatic disorders. The book will be useful for specialists working with such children. She can facilitate the understanding of the psychological foundations of her disorder and help in independent work on herself, agreed with a specialist.
According to experts of the World Health Organization, half of all diseases are psychosomatic, and patients need not so much in drugs as in psychotherapy. Patients themselves consider psychological problems the result of poor health and do not turn to a psychotherapist. A medical examination does not reveal reliable deviations from the norm. However, the suffering of a person is genuine whether they are explained or not from a medical point of view.
Psychosomatic disorders (PSR) develop under the influence of unreacted emotions that we have not splashed out, but left inside ourselves. This is, first of all, a secret sense of self -failure, the subconscious expectation of the unpleasant consequence of an ill -conceived act, the hidden experiences of failures and losses. Sorrow that is not bursting with tears, forces other organs to “cry”.
Psychosomatic disorders in the broad sense of the word include:
• Many disorders of nutrition and digestion, breathing and blood circulation,
• skin and urogenital diseases ,
• Violations of sensitivity and movements,
• Tyrotoxicosis and diabetes mellitus,
• psychosexual disorders.
Under the influence of negative emotions that are never completely released, blood pressure increases. Vascular reactions to restrained emotional stress play an important role in the development of headaches and cramps of coronary vessels. Chronically increased muscle tension caused by restrained aggressive impulses is a pathogenic factor with rheumatoid arthritis. The effect of this mechanism on metabolism can be observed with thyrotoxicosis and diabetes. In all these examples, certain phases of autonomic preparation for attack or escape are chronically delayed due to the fact that the motivational forces underlying them are neurotically suppressed and not released in the appropriate action.
psychosomatic disorders are suffered not only by adults, but also by children. The difficulty is that parents cannot always understand that child diseases are associated with stress. Therefore, when identifying some pattern, you need to contact a specialist.
A hard cover book.
is not a medicine textbook. All recommendations must be agreed with the attending physician
Author:
Author:Starshenbaum Gennady Vladimirovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-157812-1
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