Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4181817 | L'Encéphale | 2013 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Although this study is limited by the lack of a control group and the sample size, it underlines some particularities of infants and toddlers presenting behavioral disorders and the difficulties involved in their treatment. One can wonder if these characteristics are specific of the behavioral disorders or if they are the result of an older dysfunction, complicated by the developmental evolution of the child and the duration of the difficulties. The small number of cases, among the children with behavioral disorders, presenting a preexistent functional disorder, the absence of difference in the duration of the disorders, and the different disorder's onset plead in favor of the first hypothesis. The behavioral disorders often associate child psychopathology, dysfunctional parents-child-relationships and environmental factors difficult to modify with a brief therapy focused on the relationship. It would appear necessary to develop specific treatments for this population.
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Authors
M.-J. Hervé, A. Jaussent, M. Paradis, C. Rattaz, S. Lopez, V. Evrard, M.-C. Picot, M. Maury,