Galanter, Cathryn A. 1968- Jensen, Peter S. 1949- text bibliography dcu Washington, DC American Psychiatric Pub. c2009 2009 1st ed. monographic eng

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xlii, 702 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Preface. Introduction: our conceptualization of the cases. Part I: Classic Cases. Introduction to classic cases. Trouble paying attention: attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Trouble with transitions: does my child have autism? Living in her parents' shadow: separation anxiety disorder. Chatterbox at home: selective mutism. Everything bothers her: major depressive disorder. Excessively silly: bipolar disorder. Life of the party: chronic marijuana use. My mind is breaking: psychosis. She just won't eat a thing: anorexia nervosa. The blinker: tourette's disorder. She never falls asleep: disordered sleep in an adolescent. The world is a very dirty place: obsessive-compulsive disorder. Part II: Comorbid Complexity. Introduction to comorbid complexity. Stealing the car: disruptive behavior in an adolescent. Zero tolerance: threats to harm a teacher in elementary school. Anxious adolescent in the emergency room: possible abuse of prescription medications. The worried child: a child with multiple anxiety disorders. Affective storms: a careful assessment of rage attacks. Failing out of school: language and reading weaknesses. Functional abdominal pain in a child with inflammatory bowel disease. Part III: Toughest Cases: Diagnostic and Treatment Dilemmas. Introduction to toughest cases. Frequent tantrums: oppositional behavior in a young child. Toddler with temper tantrums: a careful assessment of a dysregulated toddler. Won't leave his room: clinical high risk for developing psychosis. I just want to die: double depression. Cutting helps me feel better: nonsuicidal self-injury. From foster care to the state hospital: psychotic symptoms in a child who is the victim of neglect. Part IV: Kids in Crisis Psychopathology in the Context of Social Stressors. Introduction to kids in crisis. Suicidal ideation after supervised visits with biological mom: depressed mood in a child in foster care. The legacy of war: irritability and anger in an adolescent refugee. Moody child: depressed in the context of parental divorce. It should have been me: childhood bereavement. Won't settle down: disinhibited attachment in a toddler. Part V: Diagnostic Decision Making. Diagnostic decision making. Research and clinical perspectives on diagnostic and treatment decision making: whence the future? Appendix: Screening tools and rating scales useful in the screening, assessment and monitoring of children and adolescents. Subject index. Index of cases by diagnosis. edited by Cathryn A. Galanter, Peter S. Jensen. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Child psychiatry Case studies Mental Disorders diagnosis Case Reports Adolescent Child Diagnosis, Differential Case Reports Mental Disorders therapy Case Reports RJ499 .D758 2009 618.928 9 GAL 9781585623105 (alk. paper) 1585623105 (alk. paper) 2008044429 DNLM/DLC 081020 20191128102706.0 15493267