What do we do with the hysteria?

The authors of this book have often encountered the complex and often misleading nature of hysteria in the course of their work and the upbringing of their own children. Summarizing their experiences can also help other parents on weekdays, when their child - either unexpectedly or regularly - reacts with hysterics or outbursts of anger in certain situations. Starting from the principles of positive discipline associated with the name of Jane Nelsen, this humorous and excellently structured book supports the effectiveness of the theory with practical examples. Education will thus be a joint adventure based on emotional intelligence, on the one hand, and permanent self-awareness training on the other hand, which enriches both parent and child. METHODS DEVELOPED FOR HYPERSENSITIVE CHILDREN, USABLE FOR ALL CHILDREN AND WELL-PROVEN ANSWERS FOR SPECIFIC LIFE SITUATIONS Anne-Claire Kleindienst is a mother of four children. As a clinical psychologist, she meets many children (and their parents) in her office, and organizes workshops demonstrating the practice of positive discipline, where she helps families solve their everyday life difficulties. LyndaCorazza is an illustrator with a passion for psychology. In Anne-Claire's workshop exercises, she found the long-sought answer to the question of how she could raise her two hypersensitive children in calmer conditions.