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It is important to provide children with information about bipolar disorder according to their maturity level. Otherwise they may also experience confusion, insecurity, fear, and anxiety. Above all, let your children know that neither they nor their actions are to blame.
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Antipsychotics in Kids: The New York Times Gets it Right - and Wrong
What I have to write about here is both extremely complex and highly emotionally-charged. If you are prone to anger and rash judgments, please don’t read any further. You can’t think when you are angry. Today, the New York Times published an article about drug companies behaving badly and psychiatrists who should know better. The story’s…
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