… Note to the Reader: This book is not meant to substitute for … discussion of normal and abnormal
behavior. Chapters 3 and … “the epileptic,” “the spastic,” or “the intellectually impaired child”…

… Epilepsy is one of the most common problems among patients with cerebral palsy, autism,
mental … and concentrating on learning increased, but we did not do further statistical analysis. …

… stressing intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior that is approximately 2 or … epilepsy
in older people with cerebral palsy, with or without associated learning disability [51]. It is not …

… to focus the mind may not be suitable for everyone, especially children.14, 16 Hatha yoga was
… -based practices on attention in children showed that efficacy is not clearly established.17 …

… Epilepsy was considered active if the child used antiepileptic … of Mother and Child was
signed, and finally, permission to conduct the … The proportion of children without any associated …

… the child's functioning in areas such as physical, behavioural, … epilepsy treatment goal is not
just minimizing the seizures and … and co-morbid illnesses such as cerebral palsy to study the …

… of intellectual disability (p<0.01), epilepsy (p<0.01), and ASD/behavioural problems (p=0.02). …
of epilepsy (p=0.05), and no significant association with the presence of ASD/behavioural …

… that polyepileptic is more effective though full control of the seizures is not always achieved
[53–55]. … behavior issues [10]. “Cool Kids” is a CBT program that is used to manage behavior …

… Ethical approval to conduct the study was taken from an … parents of children whose seizures
are not well controlled … in the present study who had co-morbid conditions like cerebral palsy …

… , and behaviour as well as epilepsy and secondary … clinical profile, seizure, semiology,
grading of CP as per GMFCS, … (GMFCS), whether epilepsy present or not, radiological magnetic …