Aggression Comes in Four Types, Psychoanalyst Explains What do temper tantrums, teasing, rage, hate, and revenge have in common? All may stem from emotional pain inflicted by parents or others, a child psychiatrist-psychoanalyst argue. (More from Psychiatric News 04/04/08)
Nearly Two-Thirds of Children Experience Nighttime Fears Nighttime fears in children and adolescents may signal the presence of anxiety disorders, but it will take a longitudinal study to determine whether these fears are an early risk signal for the development of such disorders. (More from Psychiatric News 12/07/07)
Boys who bully or are victims of bullies may have a higher risk of mental health disorders as young men, a study published Monday suggests.
Several Treatments Show Efficacy in Kids With ADHD
Teen researchers raise awareness about consequences of bullying: Young students from around the country decide that one strategy that could stop bullying is investigating its prevalence and then raising public awareness about the troubling issue
(More from Psychiatric News 09/21/07)
