Mental Illness in Children: Childhood Illness and Supporting the Family

Mental Illness in Children: Childhood Illness and Supporting the Family

Childhood is a stage of life that is filled with potential for development, and the early years of childhood see immense physical changes in growth; mastery over body functions like movement; the acquisition of language and cognitive development to understand their own and others' thinking and reasoning; and the psychosocial development of trust in the world, comfort in the care they receive fr...

Corticosteroids in Neurological and Mental Illness

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The Comparison of Adaptability and Domestic Violence Among Family With Chornic and Mental Illness

The purpose of this study was to determine the rate difference of adaptability and domestic violence in families with children with mental illness chronic and regular in Borujen City. The statistic population of the study included all families with children who have chronic mental illness admitted to daycare centers (girls and boys) in Borujen City including 180 people that among them 30 girls ...

Mental Illness: A Guide for the Family

Mental Illness: a Guide for the Family

The problem considered here-that of the relationship between anatomical structures of the nervous system and animal behavior-is one of the most important in the field of child development. The studies of the behavior development of the growing infant were undertaken "in order to provide schedules of developmental changes in overt behavior against which structural changes as determined by histol...