behavioral activation

What Are the Goals?

The main goals of behavioral activation in neonatal disorders are to:
1. Enhance neurodevelopment.
2. Reduce symptoms associated with specific disorders.
3. Improve parent-infant bonding.
4. Foster adaptive behaviors and skills.

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