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Di Renzo, M., Bianchi di Castelbianco, F., Petrillo, M., Racinaro, L. and Rea, M. (2015) Assessment of a Long-Term Developmental Relationship-Based Approach in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Psychological Reports, 117, 26-49.
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KEYWORDS: Autism Spectrum Disorders, Body-Centered Therapy, Affective Attunement, Mentalizing, Clinical Observation

JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science, Vol.7 No.12, November 22, 2017

ABSTRACT: Background: The roots of autism spectrum disorders become evident in first attunement mechanisms between mother and child that allow a first level of mentalizing. Neurosciences and current developmental theories confirm the existence of defensive mechanisms related to body and affectivity that psychodynamic theories had already highlighted. Reading child’s behavior not only by administering tests but also through careful clinical observations allows a better understanding of the communication and social difficulties present in autistic children. The identification of the zone of proximal development can promote a therapeutic intervention that respects the individuality of the child and the specificity of his relational approach to the world. Conclusion: The paper presents the theoretical principles of a body-centered therapy to promote the attunement processes necessary to activate cognitive resources.

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