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Treating and Preventing Adolescent Mental Health Disorders

Print ISBN 9780195173642, 2005
pp. [816]

limited scope and appropriateness , 574

step-down , 575

system change considerations , 575–76

trends in adolescents seeking , 344 , 345t–346 t

vulnerability to

in adolescents , 378–80

agent characteristics , 338

D2 dopamine receptors and , 381–82

environmental factors , 339

genetic , xxviii

host factors , 338–39

withdrawal , 337

animal models , 375

treatment , 337

Suicidal ideation

antidepressants and , xxxvi, 43–44 , 435 , 485 , 618

help-seeking behavior for, perceived effectiveness , 535–36 , 536 t

Suicide and suicidal behavior , xxvii–xxviii

alcohol abuse and , 359

in anorexia nervosa , 274

etiology , 436–42

firearms availability and , 434 , 435 , 441

gender differences , 436

prevention programs

emergency department , 473–76 , 474t–475 t

evaluation studies , 491–93

firearms restriction , 466–69 , 467t–468 t

gatekeeper training , 451t–453 t, 453–54

indicated , 472–86

for Native American youth , 464

overview , 442–43

pharmacotherapy , 482–85

posthospitalization , 485–86

psychotherapy and psychosocial therapy , 476–82 , 479t–480 t

research agenda , 488–93

school-based programs for suicidal students , 472–73

screening programs , 456–62 , 457t–459 t

suicide awareness and education , 446–56 , 447t–449 t, 451t–453 t

universal , 446–62

for youth exposed to suicide , 465–66

protective factors , 441–42

racial/ethnic differences , 436

rates , 434 , 435 f

risk factors , 437–41 , 437 t

availability of means , 441

biological factors , 439

contagion , 440 , 465

family environment , 439

genetic factors , 439

negative life events , 439–40

previous suicidal behavior , 438

psychopathology , 437–38

sexual orientation , 438–39

substance abuse , 437

in schizophrenia , 126–27

scope and demographics , 434–36 , 435 f

substance abuse and , 434 , 437

summary of knowledge about , 488–91

tracking , 435–36

treatment programs

emergency department , 473–76 , 474t–475 t

pharmacological , 482–85

posthospitalization , 485–86

psychotherapy and psychosocial therapy , 40–41 , 476–82 , 479t–480 t

violence exposure and , 61

Suicide Options, Awareness and Relief (SOAR) program , 450 , 452 t

Sunnylands Adolescent Mental Health Initiative

primary care physician survey , 580–95

school mental health professionals survey , 598–615

Surgeon General's report on mental health , 58–59

Surveys

comorbidity , 7–8 , 8 f, 19 , 342–43

Internet . See Internet interventions/surveys

of primary care physicians who treat adolescents , 580–95

of school mental health professionals , 598–615

Susceptibility genes

in anorexia nervosa , 311–12

in schizophrenia , 103–6

and adolescence , 105–6

identification , 103–5

in substance use disorders , 385

System of Care model , 550

Teen Outreach Program , 516 t

Television . See also Mass media

adolescent viewing time , 539

for reducing stigma of mental illness , 542

Temperament . See Personality

Temporal-frontal circuitry, in schizophrenia , 98–99

Temporal gray matter volume, developmental changes , xxix

Tertiary prevention , xxxiv

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), 353

Texas, reform initiatives on delivery of evidence-based practices , 556

Text Anxiety Scale for Children , 235

Therapeutic community, for substance use disorders , 393–94

Thinness, societal emphasis on , 307 , 312

Threat, amygdala response to , 176–77

Threat bias, in anxiety disorders

attentional , 172–74

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