Posted on April 15th, 2008 by Kele Ding
15 Apr 2008
Researchers from several universities have determined that even though humans’ ability to weigh choices is remarkably advantageous, it can also come with some serious liabilities. People faced with numerous choices, whether good or bad, find it difficult to stay focused enough to complete projects, handle daily tasks or even take their medicine.
Researchers conducted [...]
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Filed under: Experimental Study
Posted on April 15th, 2008 by Kele Ding
15 Apr 2008
When young people dress according to the customs of their own ethnic group, they may be less likely to have mental health problems later in life.
Adolescents are especially prone to mental health problems, and often, their identities are displayed in clothing and in their choices of friends. As a result, it is valuable [...]
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Filed under: Adolescent Health
Posted on April 15th, 2008 by Kele Ding
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
The Bill of Rights:
1. Treatment must be family- driven and child-focused. Families and youth, (when appropriate), must have a primary decision-making role in their treatment.
2. Children should receive care in home and community-based settings as close to home as possible.
3. Mental health services are an integral part of a [...]
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Filed under: Adolescent Health
