The program specifically targets
chronically aggressive children and adolescents ages 12 - 17.
An emerging body of literature24, 25 shows that a subgroup of
chronically aggressive children exhibit marked difficulty processing social cues that signal the need to inhibit aggressive impulses.26 These findings have been attributed to reduced responding in specific neural architecture associated with stress responses and HPA axis regulation.
Not exact matches
It focuses on play therapy with special populations of
aggressive acting - out
children, autistic
children,
chronically ill
children, traumatized
children, selective mute
children, disassociative identity disorder adults with
child alters, and the elderly.
Among
chronically ill
children those with high self - esteem were more prosocial and less
aggressive than those with low self - esteem.