Is your kid crazy? All children act a little schizoid at times. But if you’re concerned that a child’s psychological or behavioral issues may run deeper than the typical juvenile lunacy, you’ve come to the right place.
Herein you’ll find a virtual library of information on all aspects of child mental health, from the various problems a youth might present with to how to understand the diagnostic process and get children the help they need.
General Information on Child Mental Health
- Facts & Statistics About Child Mental Health
- Why Kids Are Struggling: Causes of Child Psychological & Mental Health Problems
- Mental Health Resources for Kids
- Psychotherapy For Children & Teens
- Choosing A Therapist For Your Child Or The Family
- Cognitive Therapy & Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Exposure Therapy For Children & Teens
- Light Therapy For Children & Teens
- Play Therapy for Children
- Psychoanalysis & Psychoanalytic Therapy
- Psychodynamic Therapy For Children & Teens
- Psychological Therapy for Children
- Shock Therapy For Children & Teens
- Stress Debriefing Therapy For Children, Teens, & Families
- The Potential Dangers of Psychological Therapy
- Psychiatric Drugs & Behavioral Medication For Children
- Antidepressants & Suicide Risk In Children & Teens
- Statistics on Psychiatric & Behavioral Medication Use Among Children
- How Effective Are Psychological & Behavioral Medications for Children?
- Antidepressant Use in Children
- Preschool Children On Psychiatric Medication
- Side-Effects & Consequences of Antipsychotic Use Among Children
- Children & Psychiatric Medication
- Pushing Medication on Kids Who Don’t Need It
- Over Medicating Children
- Diagnosing Mental Health Disorders in Children & Teens
- Defining Nornal Versus Abnormal Behavior in Children
- Why Diagnosis Is A Matter Of Interpretation
- Outside Incentives & The Role They Play in Misdiagnosis
- Blaming Children for Poor Environments
- Everyone’s Crazy: The Ever Expanding Definitions of Mental Illness
- Over Diagnosing Children With Mental Health & Behavioral Disorders
- When Childhood Becomes Pathological
- If Your Child Is Diagnosed With A Psychological or Behavioral Disorder
- The Ever-Expanding Definition of Mental Illness
- Child Mental Health Disorders
- Anxiety in Children
- Facts & Statistics About Anxiety in Children & Teens
- Panic Attacks
- Types of Anxiety Disorder in Children
- Social Anxiety & Social Phobia in Children
- Causes of Child Anxiety: The Reasons for Anxiety Disorders
- Anxiety Prevention for Kids; Preventing Anxiety in Children
- Helping Kids With Anxiety
- Separation Anxiety In Children
- Signs & Symptoms of Anxiety in Children
- Anxiety Disorders In Children
- Attachment Disorders
- Bipolar Disorder in Children
- Borderline Personality Disorder in Children & Teens
- Callous & Unemotional Traits in Children
- Conduct Disorder in Children & Teens
- Cutting & Self Injury Among Children
- Depression in Children & Teens
- Disturbed Children
- Eating Disorders in Children & Teens
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in Children & Teens
- Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Children & Teens
- Runaway Youth
- Schizophrenia in Children & Teens
- Suicide In Children & Teens
- Suicide & Suicidal Thoughts In Young Children
- Teen Suicide Notes
- How To Intervene To Stop A Youth From Committing Suicide
- Youth Suicide Prevention
- Youth Statistics: Suicide Among Children & Teens
- Talking To Teens About Suicide: Getting Kids To Open Up
- Causes & Contributors To Youth Suicide
- Children At Risk For Suicide
- Helping Suicidal Youth
- How To Talk A Teen Out Of Suicide
- Suicide & Suicidal Problems Among Children & Teens
- Talking To Suicidal Teens
- Warning Signs For Teen Suicides
- What To Say & Do When a Youth Says They’re Considering Suicide
- Why Teens Kill Themselves
- Tics & Tic Disorders
- Tourette’s Syndrome
Mental health resources for kids:
Here you will find printable workbooks & coloring books that will help your children learn about their emotions. We also have recovery workbooks to help children deal with pain that is normal to childhood, and pain from traumatic events.