Child Mental Health Handbook. 1. Stress

Author: DrNelsonLee / Wang Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: "The Handbook for Children's Mental Health" is written specifically for parents, guardians, and teachers of children. The entire set consists of 10 volumes, covering the challenges, psychological, and behavioral issues that children face today. Each volume provides concise yet detailed introductions to the causes of various problems, specific signs and symptoms, as well as the latest diagnosis and treatment methods. The handbook also offers many helpful suggestions on how to guide troubled children and how to seek help. This set was written by mental health experts from the Child Guidance Center of the Health Promotion Board in Singapore. Using easy-to-understand knowledge and gentle, fluent writing, the handbook provides a comprehensive and in-depth explanation of the various psychological disorders that may occur in children, serving as both inspiring and educational. Therefore, this book is particularly suitable for parents of children and child workers to study and use.
What factors lead to children experiencing stress? Does stress significantly affect children's normal abilities and growth? How do children express when they feel overwhelmed? How can parents assist their children? Since children often cannot express their feelings verbally, adults frequently misunderstand the signs of stress in children. Children may unconsciously seek attention from adults and express their distress in other ways. This book serves as an effective guide for parents to identify their children's stress symptoms. Parents will learn how to use a range of resources and techniques to help their children maintain physical and mental well-being.