Patient's question:
The child is 9 years old and a boy. He has been experiencing these symptoms for almost a year. In this time, we have noticed that his laughter and crying are different from those of other children, and all his expressions are unlike those of normal children.What kind of assistance is needed: How should childhood emotional disorders be treated? Can they be cured?
Doctor's answer:
Childhood emotional disorders are primarily treated with a comprehensive evaluation approach that combines psychological therapy with medication. Psychological therapy. Examples include supportive psychotherapy, family therapy, behavioral therapy, and play therapy. In supportive psychotherapy, it is important to first patiently encourage the child to express their inner experiences and show appropriate empathy for their suffering. Guidance should be provided to help them adapt to their environment and increase their confidence in overcoming emotional disorders. Attention should be paid to thoroughly eliminate adverse environmental factors and prevent excessive environmental fluctuations.