MHN Fall 2010 Issue

“Mental Health Services for Children and Adolescents”

Articles in This Issue

• A Clinic’s Initial Experiences Conducting Multiple Family Groups
• Considering Culture in Child and Adolescent Care
• Creating a Team of Professionals to Manage the Patient with an Eating Disorder
• Engagement in the School Based Clinic Setting: Challenges and Opportunities
• Kids Do Get Better: Values Driven Inpatient Care
• Maternal Depression and Children’s Behavior in School
• Mental Health Services for Children and Adolescents
• Mental Illness Education Does Make a Difference: “Breaking the Silence” Found to be Effective
• Obtaining Judicial Authorization to Medicate a Minor
• Point of View: Mental Health Needs in Kinship
• Regarding Divorced People with Mental Illness and the Expression “Being on the Dole” – Two Issues that Warrant Our Attention
• Residential Treatment Services as a Vital Part of the Continuum of Care for Children, Adolescents and Young Adults – An Interview with Harvey Newman, CEO of Wellspring Residential Treatment Facility
• Risk Assessment and Its Importance for Children and Adolescents
• The Economics of Recovery: When Worlds Collide
• The NYSPA Report – DSM-5: The Future Face of Psychiatry
• The Road to Independence: Addressing the Needs of Adolescents and Young Adults with a Serious Mental Illness
• The Role of the Home Care Mental Health Nurse in Identifying, Accessing, and Treating Children and Adolescents Requiring Mental Health Services
• Through a Glass Darkly: Poverty and Mental Health in The Bronx

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