Jean Bergès explores the intricate connections between the human body, neurological function, and psychoanalytic theory. Drawing on clinical case studies and contemporary research, the book examines how neurological disorders manifest behaviorally, especially in children, and how these manifestations intersect with psychoanalytic concepts of the mind‑body relationship. Topics include pediatric neurology, clinical neuropsychology, psychophysiology, and the dynamics of mother‑child interactions, offering a multidisciplinary perspective that bridges medical science and depth psychology. The work provides scholars and clinicians with a nuanced framework for understanding how bodily processes and unconscious mental life inform one another.