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* * * В заключение хотелось бы подчеркнуть, что современная детская психиатрия все еще находится на начальном этапе своего развития. Она переживает, если можно так выразиться, младенчество или по крайней мере раннее детство. К сожалению, сегодня детская психиатрия не в состоянии ответить на все вопросы, связанные с этиологией, течением и лечением психических расстройству детей нам многое еще предстоит узнать о закономерностях детского развития, как нормального, таки аномального. Тем не менее в последние годы наши знания в этой области значительно увеличились, ив распоряжении специалистов теперь имеется много разных методов лечения, используя которые можно оказать определенную помощь детям с эмоциональными и поведенческими проблемами. В прошлом подобные отклонения в поведении детей считались необъяснимыми и таинственными. В этой книге я попытался показать, что это не так. Анализ психических проблем конкретного ребенка должен строиться на понимании детей и закономерностей их развития. 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