Psychosomatics in children. A wake-up call for parents.

Surely, you have encountered situations like these before:
• parents quarreled in the evening, slammed doors, shouted at each other - the child got nervous, and in the morning he had a fever,
• the caregiver often scolded and raised her voice at the restless child in kindergarten - and he started wetting the bed at night,
• a teenager starts to have stomachaches before every test,
• a student begins to suffer from headaches a couple of days before presenting a report in front of the class,
• a child had a conflict at school with a teacher or classmates - arrhythmia starts.
Such stories, when a child in a frightening and uncertain situation unconsciously activates a "defense mechanism" - illness, any psychologist will remember a lot of them.
The reason lies in psychosomatics, responsible for the connection between the soul and the body. Psychosomatic disorder is a rather painful condition in which stress negatively affects the functioning of the entire body. The nervous system reacted incorrectly - the body responded, and all the little ailments immediately surfaced. Even those that were not suspected. Thus, seemingly ordinary emotions can become a time bomb.
Chris Summers and his book "Psychosomatics in Children. A Wake-Up Call for Parents" will help you prevent psychosomatic disorders and properly understand what is already present.