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Children with Chung-Jansen Syndrome are globally delayed in their social emotional development in comparison with their peers. Thus, they often find it difficult to connect with other children their own age. This is because their behavior differs from what can be typically expected at that age. This is often related to a developmental or behavioral disorder<\/a> and learning difficulties<\/a>. Many times, they have multiple diagnoses, such as ADHD, ASD, anxiety, depression, learning disability, and sensory processing disorder.<\/p>\n Many children with the syndrome react differently to certain situations (such as setbacks and unexpected events) and the intensity of their emotions is stronger. Their emotional regulation often does not work well, and at times they show extreme reactions to anger, happiness and sadness. 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It helps to pay extra attention to naming and portraying emotions. An occupational therapist can help with this.<\/p>\n The involvement of a (child) psychologist is recommended to perform neuropsychological tests, to make diagnoses, and to support the adults or parents in the education of the child (especially in dealing with rebellious and disruptive behavior) e.g. through parental guidance and psycho-education<\/a>. Often medication is prescribed by a psychiatrist.<\/p>\n For the treatment of anxiety\/trauma (often part of ASD<\/a>) cognitive behavioral therapy or EMDR<\/a> can also be used by a psychologist.\n
\nOften medication is prescribed by a psychiatrist.<\/p>\n