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- The study focused on understanding the causes of various somatoform disorders (like phobias and insomnia) in children and adolescents from different social backgrounds.
- Researchers examined 202 patients aged 2-18 from 2012-2016 to gather data.
- They recommended neuropsychological rehabilitation, speech therapy, individual psychotherapy, parental training, personalized exercise cards, and tailored information for parents and teachers to aid treatment.
Article Abstract
The aim of our study was to find the reason of various forms of somatoform disorders (phobias, behavioral disorders, insomnia, tics, stuttering, enuresis, encopresis) in children and adolescents of various social status for diagnosis and treatment. We have examined 202 patients who referred to our clinic from 2012-2016. The age range was 2-18 years. After examination we have concluded the following recommendations: - to implement neuropsychological rehabilitation in order to stimulate mental development; - to work with speech therapist to improvement the speech; - to work individually with psychotherapist to improve the behavior; - to train the parent to manage the behavior at home; - to give the personal card containing information about exercises, games and puzzles to stimulate the development and in some cases to give individual educational program; - to give separate information to parents and in some cases to teachers of kindergartens and schools.
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