Childhood Disappointment and the Recession Holidays

The psychological results of disappointment vary greatly among people. While many of us recover quickly, others become frustrated, hold blame, or eventually experience sadness resulting in depression.

The December issue of the Parent Letter explains how parents can help children accept disappointments, learn from them, and move on to an acceptable outcome this holiday season and beyond.

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Essential information on childhood well-being that no parent should be without

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Child and adolescent psychiatric disorders and treatments

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The world of mental health treatment is often unfamiliar and confusing for parents. How do parents know if their child is going through a normal developmental phase or if professional attention is needed? If a parent suspects a serious problem, where can he or she look for help? What can they expect from different types of treatment? We strive to answer these questions. In this section, you will find information on:

We highlight excellent organizations and websites where you can find in-depth information on general and specific topics in mental health. We invite you to explore the wealth of resources at your fingertips.