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L'enfant explosif

by Ross W. Greene

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Qu'est-ce qu'un " enfant explosif " ? C'est un enfant au comportement problématique, difficile, qui exprime ses frustrations plus souvent et plus fortement que les enfants " ordinaires ". C'est un enfant qui, à la moindre contrariété, peut crier, frapper, mordre, cracher, pleurer, bouder,. , ou manifester des crises d'angoisse, être dépressif et introverti, grincheux et irritable. Dans ce guide parental de référence, vous découvrirez une méthode thérapeutique préventive - destinée à anticiper et à éviter les moments de crise - et collaborative - faisant agir conjointement, en " partenariat ", adultes et enfants. Appliquée avec succès par d'innombrables parents, enseignants, médecins ou thérapeutes, cette méthode simple et efficace, validée scientifiquement, permet de comprendre les frustrations d'un enfant explosif, de canaliser ses émotions, de prévenir ses crises et de favoriser son épanouissement.

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Courrier du livre

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2017-01-13

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162

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FR

Family & Relationships / Family RelationshipsPsychology / Developmental / Child

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Publisher: Courrier du livre

Published: 2017-01-13

Pages: 162

Language: FR

Categories: Family & Relationships / Family Relationships, Psychology / Developmental / Child

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