Ekaterina Tur is a physician, psychosomatist, and specialist in body-oriented therapy. In this book, she explains how childhood traumatic experiences affect the brain and body, how psychosomatic disorders emerge, and what mental and physical problems they lead to in children. What are the dangers of shouting, punishment, and detached behavior? Which illnesses are linked to psychosomatics? How can one be a whole and mindful parent, and why is it so important? The author has included exercises and practices in the book to help process one's own painful experiences and fears. "Childhood Psychosomatics" is a book about unconditional love, understanding, and trust, and about how to create a truly happy childhood for your child. The book is based on modern research in the fields of epigenetics, child and adult neurophysiology, and scientific psychosomatics.
Author: Ekaterina Tur
Pages: 448 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 15x22 cm
