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Managing Aggression in Children: A Practical Approach

Once you have tried the various non-pharmacological approaches to aggression, you will have to turn to what is generally the second choice—using medications.

Proposed DSM-5 Changes for Child Psychiatry

The DSM-5 proposed diagnostic criteria have been put out for public view, in advance of field testing, on www.DSM5.org. While the proposed changes are many, those most pertinent to child psychiatry are described in this article.

Expert QA

Aggression in Children and Adolescents

Collaborative Problem Solving

Research Update

Pediatric bipolar disorder vs. “severe mood dysregulation:” Are they the same or different?

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Dr. Fisher or Dr. Carlat are the authors of all article and interviews in The Carlat Child Psychiatry Report (unless other authorship is specified). All editorial content is peer reviewed by the editorial board. Dr. Parry, Dr. Preston, Dr. Shatkin, Dr. Stubbe, Dr. Talan, and Dr. Zuckerman have disclosed that they have no relevant financial or other interests in any commercial companies pertaining to this educational activity.

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