Publish at December 06 2023 Updated December 06 2023
Dealing with the issue of hypersensitivity in schoolchildren might seem sensationalist. However, since at least the 1990s, child psychiatrists have observed that some 20% to 30% of young people display hypersensitivity. How can we help them?
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