Isbn: 9780192899675 - behavioural problems in developmental disorders: a paediatrician's guide (19 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Behavioural Problems in Developmental Disorders: A Paediatrician's Guide helps paediatricians better understand and manage behaviour issues in children and adolescents with developmental disorders. These challenges are common but often not well covered in paediatric training, making them difficult to address in practice.A key challenge is determining whether a child's behaviour is due to brain differences or shaped by their environment and experiences. Traditional diagnostic labels may not always offer clear guidance. This book bridges the gap between psychiatry and paediatrics, offering practical tools and insights. It covers how to assess a child in context, understand their abilities and experiences, and build a flexible, evolving understanding of their behaviour. It also provides a toolkit for managing behaviour, including what paediatricians can do themselves and how to work effectively with others.Real-life case examples illustrate the process, and the book ends with a look at specific developmental conditions from a behavioural point of view.Features Written specifically for medically trained professionals featuring cases illustrating real world examples. Collaboration between psychiatric and paediatric professional viewpoints. Written at a conceptual overview level with worked examples, providing a set of tools that clinicians can adapt to individual child circumstances. Behaviour problems are common in children with disabilities and are a source of distress and added dysfunction. This book is a collaboration between eminent experts in the field, providing paediatricians with the skills, tools, and understanding necessary to manage and care for children with behaviour problems. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Behavioural Problems in Developmental Disorders: A Paediatrician's Guide helps paediatricians better understand and manage behaviour issues in children and adolescents with developmental disorders. These challenges are common but often not well covered in paediatric training, making them difficult to address in practice.A key challenge is determining whether a child's behaviour is due to brain differences or shaped by their environment and experiences. Traditional diagnostic labels may not always offer clear guidance. This book bridges the gap between psychiatry and paediatrics, offering practical tools and insights. It covers how to assess a child in context, understand their abilities and experiences, and build a flexible, evolving understanding of their behaviour. It also provides a toolkit for managing behaviour, including what paediatricians can do themselves and how to work effectively with others.Real-life case examples illustrate the process, and the book ends with a look at specific developmental conditions from a behavioural point of view.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Behavioural Problems in Developmental Disorders: A Paediatrician's Guide helps paediatricians better understand and manage behaviour issues in children and adolescents with developmental disorders. These challenges are common but often not well covered in paediatric training, making them difficult to address in practice.A key challenge is determining whether a child's behaviour is due to brain differences or shaped by their environment and experiences. Traditional diagnostic labels may not always offer clear guidance. This book bridges the gap between psychiatry and paediatrics, offering practical tools and insights. It covers how to assess a child in context, understand their abilities and experiences, and build a flexible, evolving understanding of their behaviour. It also provides a toolkit for managing behaviour, including what paediatricians can do themselves and how to work effectively with others.Real-life case examples illustrate the process, and the book ends with a look at specific developmental conditions from a behavioural point of view.…

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 304 pages. 7.75x5.11x0.66 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Behavioural Problems in Developmental Disorders: A Paediatrician's Guide helps paediatricians better understand and manage behaviour issues in children and adolescents with developmental disorders. These challenges are common but often not well covered in paediatric training, making them difficult to address in practice.A key challenge is determining whether a child's behaviour is due to brain differences or shaped by their environment and experiences. Traditional diagnostic labels may not always offer clear guidance. This book bridges the gap between psychiatry and paediatrics, offering practical tools and insights. It covers how to assess a child in context, understand their abilities and experiences, and build a flexible, evolving understanding of their behaviour. It also provides a toolkit for managing behaviour, including what paediatricians can do themselves and how to work effectively with others.Real-life case examples illustrate the process, and the book ends with a look at specific developmental conditions from a behavioural point of view.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Behavioural Problems in Developmental Disorders: A Paediatrician's Guide helps paediatricians better understand and manage behaviour issues in children and adolescents with developmental disorders. These challenges are common but often not well covered in paediatric training, making them difficult to address in practice.A key challenge is determining whether a child's behaviour is due to brain differences or shaped by their environment and experiences. Traditional diagnostic labels may not always offer clear guidance. This book bridges the gap between psychiatry and paediatrics, offering practical tools and insights. It covers how to assess a child in context, understand their abilities and experiences, and build a flexible, evolving understanding of their behaviour. It also provides a toolkit for managing behaviour, including what paediatricians can do themselves and how to work effectively with others.Real-life case examples illustrate the process, and the book ends with a look at specific developmental conditions from a behavioural point of view.Features Written specifically for medically trained professionals featuring cases illustrating real world examples. Collaboration between psychiatric and paediatric professional viewpoints. Written at a conceptual overview level with worked examples, providing a set of tools that clinicians can adapt to individual child circumstances. Behaviour problems are common in children with disabilities and are a source of distress and added dysfunction. This book is a collaboration between eminent experts in the field, providing paediatricians with the skills, tools, and understanding necessary to manage and care for children with behaviour problems. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Behavioural Problems in Developmental Disorders: A Paediatrician's Guide helps paediatricians better understand and manage behaviour issues in children and adolescents with developmental disorders. These challenges are common but often not well covered in paediatric training, making them difficult to address in practice.A key challenge is determining whether a child's behaviour is due to brain differences or shaped by their environment and experiences. Traditional diagnostic labels may not always offer clear guidance. This book bridges the gap between psychiatry and paediatrics, offering practical tools and insights. It covers how to assess a child in context, understand their abilities and experiences, and build a flexible, evolving understanding of their behaviour. It also provides a toolkit for managing behaviour, including what paediatricians can do themselves and how to work effectively with others.Real-life case examples illustrate the process, and the book ends with a look at specific developmental conditions from a behavioural point of view.Features Written specifically for medically trained professionals featuring cases illustrating real world examples. Collaboration between psychiatric and paediatric professional viewpoints. Written at a conceptual overview level with worked examples, providing a set of tools that clinicians can adapt to individual child circumstances. Behaviour problems are common in children with disabilities and are a source of distress and added dysfunction. This book is a collaboration between eminent experts in the field, providing paediatricians with the skills, tools, and understanding necessary to manage and care for children with behaviour problems. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. Behavioural Problems in Developmental Disorders: A Paediatrician's Guide helps paediatricians better understand and manage behaviour issues in children and adolescents with developmental disorders. These challenges are common but often not well covered in paediatric training, making them difficult to address in practice.A key challenge is determining whether a child's behaviour is due to brain differences or shaped by their environment and experiences. Traditional diagnostic labels may not always offer clear guidance. This book bridges the gap between psychiatry and paediatrics, offering practical tools and insights. It covers how to assess a child in context, understand their abilities and experiences, and build a flexible, evolving understanding of their behaviour. It also provides a toolkit for managing behaviour, including what paediatricians can do themselves and how to work effectively with others.Real-life case examples illustrate the process, and the book ends with a look at specific developmental conditions from a behavioural point of view.…