Psychogenic insomnia in children and adolescents is caused by negative emotions, unresolved problems, and emotional conflicts.

Educators should calmly and benevolently encourage children to get rid of bad habits, ignore enuresis, and remain consistent and patient.

Waking enuresis is an expression of fear, anger, impatience, and excitement, with 5% of enuretics urinating on the floor.

Enuresis is a psychogenic disorder caused by emotional conflicts, negative upbringing procedures, and environmental factors, and should not be treated with medication or physical procedures.

Psychogenic disorders in urinary organ function can lead to physical and emotional distress, but with treatment and support, children can lead healthy and fulfilling lives.

Child theft is motivated by different motives than adult theft, such as the desire to compensate for not being loved or accepted.

Psychogenic mutism is when a child stops speaking due to emotional difficulties, trauma, or difficult environments. It can be caused by organic brain damage or psychological shock.

Teachers should follow speech hygiene principles to prevent and treat stuttering.

Stuttering is a neurosis caused by spasms of the muscles of the speech organs, which interfere with the normal flow of speech. Stuttering is a common childhood neurosis caused by fear of one's own speech, which can have a negative impact on emotional and social development.

Emotional factors can cause asthma attacks, so addressing them is important.

Understanding a child's personality and life situation is essential for identifying psychogenic respiratory disorders.

Take constipation seriously and address it properly, such as providing a proper diet and healthy habits, avoiding strict bathroom procedures, and allowing children to go when they need.