Brief overview What does securing the scene of an accident mean? Making the scene of the accident visible to other road users at an early stage, e.g. by means of a warning triangle and hazard warning lights. Securing the accident scene – here’s how: Park your own vehicle at the side of the road if … Securing an accident site: How to behave correctly
Four million people in Germany suffer from depression – and many sufferers perceive it as a flaw of which they should be ashamed. But depression is neither a mental illness nor a sign of personal weakness. It can affect anyone. Depression is an illness with clear causes, symptoms and treatment options. It affects feelings, thoughts … Depression: When the Soul Carries “Grief”
Substances that influence the central nervous system and thus alter perception, mood and behavior have been known since ancient times and were used primarily for cultic and religious purposes. For the past 50 years or so, such “acting on the soul” substances, psychotropic drugs, have been used to treat psychiatric disorders. Public opinion alternates between … Psychotropic Drugs: Salvation or Doom?
Probably every parent wants strong children who believe in themselves, express their needs without fear and go through life with open eyes. “For a child to become a self-confident personality, it needs a lot of warmth and security, attention and care, but also encouragement and incentive,” knows Karin Schreiner-Kürten, a qualified psychologist at the AOK … Encourage and Challenge: How Children Become Confident and Strong
In the third stage, deal with disrupting your habitual behavior patterns: over time, we have all acquired very specific behavior patterns, shaped by our parents, our upbringing, our environment, our education and much more. In your job, too, there is a pattern of behavior that you are used to. Maybe your daily routine is completely … Change Behavior: Develop Alternatives
Changing habitual behaviors is not easy; it requires honest and self-critical perception. This means paying sensitive attention to the reactions and actions of others to determine where behavioral changes become necessary. It is necessary to compare self-image and the image of others, to ask how one sees oneself and how one is seen by others. … Change Behavior: More Success in Life
“Tough as nails” or “mimosa?” People react to pain in highly different ways. How we perceive the body’s warning signal, which informs us of external or internal threats, depends on various circumstances – such as our daily form and the experiences we have had with pain. The choice of anesthesia for dental treatment then also … Fear Increases Pain
Definition The word “strangers” describes a behavior of small children towards strangers. In this context, the term “stranger” can also be defined as grandma, grandpa or their own dad. Small children can start to become strangers overnight and then face all other people, including the immediate and familiar surroundings, with suspicion and a dismissive behavior. … Strangers with the baby
How to diagnose strangers The diagnosis of “strangerhood” is possible only through close observation and analysis of the child’s behavior. If children suddenly react anxiously to a person who enters the room or comes into the close vicinity of the child and wants to be hidden behind mommy’s legs for protection or wants to be … How to diagnose strangers | Strangers with the baby
How long does the strangeness last in the baby? Normally, children start to become strangers at an age of 6 to 9 months. A frequency peak is described in the 8th month, on which the synonym “8-months anxiety” is based. From the 2nd to 3rd year of life onwards, the fear of strangers usually subsides … How long does the strangeness last in the baby? | Strangers with the baby
Clamps and separation anxiety in children Clinging and an associated fear of separation is a component or a typical characteristic of the child’s alienation phase.If it is taken by the mother, for example, to the daycare center or kindergarten, the children can hardly be separated from their mother. They cling to their arms, cry and … Clamps and separation anxiety in children | Strangers with the baby
Strangers with grandma and grandpa It is not uncommon to observe that the grandparents were warmly welcomed and illuminated yesterday and are perceived by the child the next day as strangers who are greeted with suspicion and fear. This painful situation for the grandparents is typical in the child’s phase of being a stranger. This … Strangers with grandma and grandpa | Strangers with the baby
