Philip Graham is Emeritus Professor of Child Psychiatry at the Institute of Child Health, University College, London. He was a Consultant Child Psychiatrist at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London. He is the author of several books, including The End of Adolescence (2004). He is also a governor of a secondary school in North London.
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Foreword Introduction 1. How Can You Know If Your Child is Depressed? 2. Understanding Depression in Children and Young People 3. What Parents Can Do to Help Build a Child's Resilience and Resistance to Depression 4. Helping Children Cope with Common Stresses: What Parents Can Do 5. When a Child is Depressed: What Parents Can Do 6. Getting Professional Help: A Guide to Services for Children and Young People with Depression 7. Last Words - From a Parent 8. Message to Governments Useful Resources and Further Reading Index.
Foreword Introduction 1. How Can You Know If Your Child is Depressed? 2. Understanding Depression in Children and Young People 3. What Parents Can Do to Help Build a Child's Resilience and Resistance to Depression 4. Helping Children Cope with Common Stresses: What Parents Can Do 5. When a Child is Depressed: What Parents Can Do 6. Getting Professional Help: A Guide to Services for Children and Young People with Depression 7. Last Words - From a Parent 8. Message to Governments Useful Resources and Further Reading Index.
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