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Augusta Alpert. — Une technique thérapeutique spéciale pour certains traumatismes du développement chez les enfants de la période de prélatence (A special therapeutic technique for certain developmental disorders in prelatency children).
L'auteur expose le traitement d'enfants en période de prélatence qui présentent des troubles ni névrotiques, ni psychotiques mais plutôt des troubles de l'équilibre du développement et de la progression. Ils ont