Naẓarī Ijmālī bah Uṣūl va Qavā'id-i bālīnī dar Ravānkāvī-yi Kūdak: Persian 1403

In this book, the author provides a detailed description and analysis of the psychoanalytic sessions of a five-and-a-half-year-old girl who complains of nocturnal enuresis. Karamat Molalli, who supervised this psychoanalysis, discusses the principles and rules that should be used in the psychoanalysis of children in his introduction. These reflections result from more than forty years of clinical work with children and show how complex child psychoanalysis is, it requires years of experience and adherence to principles that, if neglected, all the subtleties and subtleties of the child's emotional life will be ignored. By studying this book, we find out that clinical work with children is a special clinical method much more acute than the psychoanalysis of adults in managing sessions. Because any neglect of the principles based on it will reduce psychoanalysis to the level of counseling and ordinary psychology, it will substitute getting rid of complications (symptoms) for the true understanding of the world of the child and his unconscious mind.