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Praxisbuch Biofeedback und Neurofeedback pp 233–248Cite as

Psychische Störungen in der Kindheit und Adoleszenz

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ADS/ADHS zeichnet sich durch drei Hauptsymptome aus, durch Störungen

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  1. Praxis für Ergotherapie, Landau, Deutschland

    Karl-Michael Haus

  2. Lustadt, Deutschland

    Carla Held

  3. NeuroFit GmbH Therapie-und Trainings-Akademie, Krefeld, Deutschland

    Axel Kowalski & Andreas Krombholz

  4. Praxis für Neurofeedback, Biofeedback und Ergotherapie, Stuttgart, Deutschland

    Edith Schneider

  5. Heidelberg, Deutschland

    Gert Strauß

  6. Praxis für Neurofeedback und Hypnose, Stuttgart, Deutschland

    Meike Wiedemann

  7. Landau, Deutschland

    Manfred Nowak

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Haus, KM. et al. (2020). Psychische Störungen in der Kindheit und Adoleszenz. In: Praxisbuch Biofeedback und Neurofeedback. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-59720-0_9

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