Children's fears, anxieties and anguishes modelisation and treatment
Jean-Yves Hayez
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Jean-Yves Hayez
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The article's originality consists to treat together the concepts. of anguishes, anxieties and fears by children, which will be called anguish. Fir st, the author describes clinic ally the anguish's phenomena and its deployment during time. The operative instances producing anguish and their eventual combination are then analysed. This constructing model is also discussed.\nIn a second time, the article describes the diary bringing-up, as well as the treatment of child's anguish. The author develops such themes as: how to prevent the anguish's installation, to avoid some jeopardises, to listen and partage information, to encourage the child to face what he is afraid of to stimulate positive imagination, to reinforce self-truth, to use introspective psychotherapies or medication... and how to accept eventually the child's limits.
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The article's originality consists to treat together the concepts. of anguishes, anxieties and fears by children, which will be called anguish. Fir st, the author describes clinic ally the anguish's phenomena and its deployment during time. The operative instances producing anguish and their eventual combination are then analysed. This constructing model is also discussed.\nIn a second time, the article describes the diary bringing-up, as well as the treatment of child's anguish. The author develops such themes as: how to prevent the anguish's installation, to avoid some jeopardises, to listen and partage information, to encourage the child to face what he is afraid of to stimulate positive imagination, to reinforce self-truth, to use introspective psychotherapies or medication... and how to accept eventually the child's limits.
Key concepts: Anguish, Introspection, Face (sociological concept), Originality, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Epistemology, Philosophy