[The pediatric psychiatry approach in Kanner's syndrome: epidemiology, clinical aspects and therapy, developmental course]
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Assessment and Evaluation of the High Risk Neonate: The NICU Network Neurobehavioral Scale
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Abstract:
The psychoanalytic therapy of autistic children is still to be conceived only as an experimental method. Therapeutic consultations implying the whole family group of those children seem to be more human enterprise when psychotherapeutic experience gives opportunity to treat intrapersonal family relations, anticipating to mobilize intrapersonal conflicts of parents and to find out the place of a sick child in those conflicts. Because of that, the activities and capacity of psychotherapists and the whole pedopsychiatric team, in general, are to accept the evaluation of their work as something not to fear of.
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