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  • Title: [Adolescent psychology].
    Author: Lemerle S.
    Journal: Rev Prat; 2005 May 31; 55(10):1064-8. PubMed ID: 16097247.
    Abstract:
    Adolescence is a transitional period dominated by puberty modifications. These modifications must come with a psychological work leading towards increased self containing from parents and also towards the choice of an own life orientation. In order to do so, adolescent must satisfy his needs to be able to change. This process will not run smoothly. The troubled adolescent will express himself with groans or acting out more than with words. This modus operandi is typical of that age. The general practitioner will be in the front line in being attentive to the adolescent and his parents needs.
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