Psychogenic disorders of vision in childhood ("visual coversation reactions"): perspectives from adolescence: a research note

Article Abstract:

A study on the psychogenetic disorders of vision in childhood or visual conversion was conducted using the principal modes of assessments such as clinical interviews, parental bonding instrument and self-support measures on specific personality taste. Meanwhile, adolescents with previous experience of psychogenic disorder were more likely to report school difficulties, rate mothers as over-involved and report adjustment difficulties and personality traits in adolescents. However, some findings have not been describe before and would require adjustment and changes.

Blindness, Optical data processing, Conversion (Psychoanalysis), Conversion disorder

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Doing Anger Differently: a group percussion therapy for angry adolescent boys

Article Abstract:

Doing Anger Differently (DAD), a group treatment for young adolescent boys with high levels of anger is described. Techniques used throughout the group are discussed and illustrative case vignettes are provided.

Science & research, Youth, Anger in children, Childhood anger

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