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Sensory integration and difficulties as a result of a sensory disfunction
Sensory integration is an unconscious process performed automatically by the brain, organizing information acquired through the senses - sight, sound, smell, taste, touch, balance, vestibular orientation and the position of the body.
What are executive functions?
The early years are of great importance because of all the changes that take place - the development of motor skills, language skills, social interactions, cognitive skills...
What are children trying to tell us with their repetitive behaviours?
When should we pay attention?
Children differ between each other and even in mundane, everyday, situations, react different based on their temperamental features, age-specific features, current life situation...
What does school readiness mean?
There is no consensus regarding the specific attributes that qualify a child as cognitively “ready” for education (Blair, 2002). At least two different types of cognitive readiness may be important…
Hyperactivity and Attention Deficit
It is perfectly normal for children to have difficulty focusing their attention. As they grow older, they become better able to concentrate on tasks for a longer periods...
Effectiveness of child psychodrama groups
The effect of children's visits to psychodrama groups is usually felt after only a few sessions. Most often, aggressive children become a little more calm and moderate in their behavior...
Aggression in children
Aggression refers to a variety of behaviors that negatively reflect and/or harm the physical and mental state of oneself, others, and objects in the environment...
School adaptation difficulties in first grade children
The child becomes a first grader. This is on the one hand exciting and on the other a challenge, both for him and for the parents...
Children's well-being during a pandemic
Over the past year, COVID-19 has been spreading rapidly around the world. Governments have imposed measures aimed at limiting the spread of the virus...
Anxiety in children
Anxiety is one of the most common mental health problems in children and adolescents. Anxious children in most cases are quiet, well-behaved and overly diligent.
Online therapy - bridging the gap
The Internet has become one of the fastest growing mediums of communication in the last 30 years…
The road towards a child's first words
The child's first words is an anxiously awaited moment in every family. When the child is ready to speak and what stages of development it goes through before achieving it, you will learn from the following lines...
Eating disorders
Eating disorders are a topic that is difficult to talk about, we can even argue that it is not yet socially accepted. However, it exists and we cannot ignore it...
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder characterized by persistent…
Panic Attacks
Panic attacks are sudden episodes of intense fear, which provokes physical reactions in the absence of any real threat...
Fears in childhood
Experiencing fears in children is a common phenomenon that changes depending on the developmental stage the child is in. As children explore the world around them, gain new experiences and face new challenges, anxieties are an almost inevitable part of growing up. .
In anticipation of the second child in the family
Many families, which are planning to or already have a second child on the way, are asking themselves how will things go when they become four...