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Lonely, Sad and Angry: How to Help Your Unhappy Child
by Barbara D. Ingersoll, Sam Goldstein
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Specialty Press/A.D.D. Warehouse (2001-04-01)
ISBN: 1886941459
EAN: 9781886941458
Dewy Decimal #: 618.928527
Paperback: 226 pages
Edition: 1
SKU: 07070045
Condition: Very Good As issued
Comments: Trade Paperback. Very Good condition with no markings. No highlights, underlines or notes in text. No creases to spine and one shallow vertical crease on front cover. Minor wear to cover. Tight binding and clean crisp text. Very Nice copy.
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Product Description
Here is a source of accurate and up-to-date information about depression and depressive disorders in children and adolescents. Parents are at the front line in recognizing signs of depression and anger in their children. This book will give parents the tools to identify when their child is troubled and how to go about finding the right help. Information on psychological treatments, medications, and family relationships will provide the knowledge all parents need to to help their unhappy child.
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Rating  (5)
Date: 2008-04-15
0 out of 1 customers found this reveiw helpful
Not only has this book been helpful but it arrived sooner and in better condition than I had expected.
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MUST READ; practical, well-organized, invaluable
Rating (5)
Date: 2005-10-11
5 out of 6 customers found this reveiw helpful
I've read it cover to cover, and will keep it on the shelf as a reference, and give one to the school, and buy a copy to loan out to friends. When you instinctively know something is wrong for your child, you face these huge questions: Is there something so wrong that he "needs professional help"? How do I explain what is wrong? Are they going to want to give him drugs? Are we doing something wrong at home? This book explains different types of depression and other mood disorders and also describes how various symptoms look in children, and even different at different ages. It explains different types of treatment options objectively so YOU can figure out where to start to understand and help your child. Unexpectedly, it has also explained some parts of my own childhood; didn't change anything for me now, just makes more sense. But MOST importantly, now I think I can help my son.
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Great Straight Forward Information on Childhood Depression
Rating (5)
Date: 2001-07-07
14 out of 16 customers found this reveiw helpful
As a parent if you see any of the lonely, sad or angry behaviors in your child this is a great book to add to the shelf. Reading it early on could help you help your child in getting through these rough and tough times of life. This is a book that I am going to pass around to teachers and relatives to read before bringing it back to my shelf as a reference. It is comprehensive as well as easy to read and understand about what the child and family are experiecing. Let it be an impressive key to help dispell the myths about childhood depression and get them the medical help, and family support they truly deserve. Our child has great frustrations due to learning difficulties so the self-esteem issue is always under fire. It is a daily battle to keep a child like this on the positive side of life.
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