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Developmental Stages of Children
Early Childhood: Influence of the Subconscious
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Perception of Truth and Lie: Children under the age of four cannot clearly distinguish truth from lie. Their brains operate on a different frequency level than those of adults.
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Significance of Interactions: During this phase, children unconsciously absorb information from their surroundings, shaping their perception of self-worth and environment.
Facilitative Communication and Environment
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Importance of Constructive Communication: Parents and caregivers should engage in constructive communication with children to strengthen their self-competence and avoid anxiety.
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Setting Boundaries: Children need clear boundaries and security to develop freely and process their feelings appropriately.
Learning Processes and Self-Expression
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Development of Self-Competence: Children learn to deal with disappointments and express their feelings appropriately, which is a crucial step in their development.
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Creative Learning: Interactive stories, songs, and movement games promote creative development and make learning enjoyable for children.
Influence of the Social Environment
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Development of Moral Concepts: Between the ages of five and eight, children begin to differentiate between truth and lie and value honesty.
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Role Models: Children require an environment that role-models positive behaviors and supports them in their development.
Challenges of Modern Childhood
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Restriction of Experiential World: Children are often hindered from experiencing and exploring things on their own, which can impede their cognitive development.
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Overstimulation by Technology: Excessive screen time and video games can lead to brain overstimulation, negatively affecting development.
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ADHD and Medication Usage: An increasing number of children are diagnosed with ADHD, presenting challenges for them and their families, often requiring medication.
Promoting a healthy developmental environment and providing adequate learning opportunities are crucial for the well-being and development of children in today's society.
aggressiveness
nightmares
allergies
fears
asthma
bedwetting/wetting eating disorders
hay fever
HSP (High Sensitivity)
inner unrest
stage Fright
migraine
mobbing
chewing finger nails
nervous
ticks
phobias
pain therapy
shyness
self-confidence and self-worth
social skills
stress
addiction problems
trauma coping behavioral disorders
teeth grinding
seclusion
constraints
distraction in the classroom
ADD/ADHD
fear of authority figures
fear of numbers / mathematics Dyscalculia (calculus weakness) Dyslexia / dyslexia
lack of courage to speak in front of the class
small memory peer pressure
bullying at school Difficulty concentrating
performance weaknesses/learning difficulties
test anxiety
friendship/relationship Fear of school / school phobia
stutter
For all these symptoms, hypnosis can be of great assistance. In Analytical Hypnosis, situations and feelings are dissected and altered for the benefit of the client. Children and adolescents are familiar with the hypnotic state, as they experience it naturally several times a day. For instance, before falling asleep, upon waking up, while watching TV, playing video games, engaging in sports, etc. Therefore, hypnosis is a 100% natural and very gentle method to identify and resolve problems and disturbances at their root - without medication or side effects.
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