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Treating and Preventing Adolescent Mental Health Disorders

Print ISBN 9780195173642, 2005
pp. [809]

Pregnancy prevention programs , 517 t

Premature birth, anorexia nervosa and , 307–8

President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health (2003), 598 , 614–15

Prevalence

lifetime , 266

point , 266

Prevalence rate , 266

Prevention

definitions , xxxiv–xxxv, 56–59

early detection and treatment as strategy for , 619

positive , 59 , 524–25

Prevention programs , 521 . See also specific disorders

anxiety disorders , 236–40

eating disorders , 319–23

goals , 58–59

historical context , 56–59

major depressive disorder , 61–67

pregnancy , 517 t

schizophrenia , 110–12 , 154–56

stages , 61–62

substance use disorders , 417–26 , 423t–425 t

suicide , 442–93

types , xxxiii–xxxiv

Primary care setting

adolescent mental health problems in , xxxviii, 580–95

identification , 583–84 , 584 t, 589–91 , 591 t, 592–93

physician knowledge , 582–83

physician responsibilities , 581–82 , 582 t

prevalence , 590–91 , 591 t

priority during physical exams , 582 , 583 t

referral practices , 586 , 587 t, 588 , 591–92 , 591 t, 593

screening , 580 , 585 , 585 t

stigma concerns , 588–89 , 593

treatment

collaborative relationships , 589

perceived effectiveness , 585

poor rate of , 580

practices , 585–88 , 586t–588 t

resources , 589 , 593–94

adolescent substance use problems in, identification , 563 , 566 , 584

physician survey

findings , 581–92 , 582t–588 t

methodology , 594–95

sample characteristics , 581 , 581 t

summary and conclusions , 592–94

Primary prevention , xxxiii

Problem behavior theory of substance abuse , 414

Problem-centered approach to youth development , 500–501

Problem-solving therapy

for anxiety disorders , 185

for major depressive disorder , 32–33

for schizophrenia , 114–15

for suicidal adults , 478

for suicide attempters , 40–41

Project STAR , 418

Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies program , 516 t

Promotion programs , 521 . See also Positive youth development

Propanolol, for post-traumatic stress disorder , 213

Prosocial involvement, as outcome of positive youth development , 505–6

Prosocial norms , 506

Prospective studies, in schizophrenia , 142–43 , 144 , 146–48 , 150 t

Protective factors, definition , xxxv, 58

Pruning process

in brain development , xxix–xxx, 85–86 , 87 f, 175

in schizophrenia , 86–88 , 91

Psilocybin , 371

Psychiatric interview, in schizophrenia , 110–11

Psychiatric symptoms, in schizophrenia, premorbid abnormalities , 144 , 145 t, 148

Psychiatry, and early detection and screening of anxiety disorders , 235–36

Psychobehavioral influences, in alcohol use disorders , 361–62

Psychodynamic therapy, brief, for major depressive disorder , 32

Psychoeducation . See also Training

anxiety disorders , 185

bipolar disorder , 49–50

depression , 67

eating disorders , 320–22

for reducing stigma of mental illness , 540–41

schizophrenia , 110–11 , 115–17 , 155

substance abuse , 418

suicide prevention , 446–56 , 447t–449 t, 451t–453 t

Psychological characteristics, of positive youth development , 510

Psychological climate , 558

Psychological debriefing , 244

Psychological factors, in smoking , 366

Psychologist

referral to, primary care physician practices , 588

school , 599 , 605 t

Psychology, positive

integration with positive youth development field , 507–10

principles , 506–7 , 508

Psychopharmacotherapy . See Pharmacotherapy

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