Children's psychosomatics. A detailed guide for diagnosis and therapy. Starshenbaum G.V.

Interest in psychosomatics is growing every year every year, and there are not many competent exhaustive benefits, especially in child psychosomatics. Here is a unique publication, which is an exhaustive guide for the diagnosis and treatment of children with psychosomatic disorders.

The author of the book, a well -known psychotherapist, candidate of medical sciences, Professor G.V. Starshenbaum summarized his own experience, as well as international data for The last 30 years.

Diagnostic criteria for psychosomatic disorders correspond to the International Classification of Diseases of the ICD-11 existing in the Russian Federation since 2022 and are supplemented by information from the diagnostic reference book of the American Psychiatric Association DSM-5.

The author managed to present a wide panorama of psychosomatic disorders in children on the basis of his own extensive clinical experience and advanced medical data. Recommended drugs underwent a scientific and practical test for safety and effectiveness for children of a certain age.

Modern professional tests adapted for Russian children, descriptions of disorders and methods of psychotherapy, psychocorrectional techniques and group exercises, recommendations to specialists, parents and adolescents , the presence of a dictionary of terms is a far from a complete list of indisputable advantages of the book.

The proposed leadership, without a doubt, will serve as a valuable source of information for doctors and psychologists working with children who suffer from psychosomatic disorders. The book will also be useful for educators, teachers, social workers and parents of 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.

5 reasons to read the book:

1. The first detailed guide to child psychosomatics in Russia.

2. Ak is based on advanced scientific data.

3. It will be useful to both specialists and parents who want to help their children cope with psychosomatic disorders.

5. Despite the high -capacity, the book is written in a living language.