Children Psychologists are educated and trained to treat specific problems. Many psychologists also have the education and training necessary to treat specific populations. Children, adolescents, and senior adults present a number of unique behavioral health problems and challenges. If you or someone you know fits one of these categories and needs to work with a psychologist, you should find a credentialed psychologist that lists these specific populations in the qualifications section of the findapsychologist.org advanced search. Search findapsychologist.org by Ages Served If you are interested in finding a psychologist who specializes in treating children, we suggest that you go to the advanced search function and search for psychologists with education, training, and expertise in treating children.

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For More Information on Psychological Issues Confronting Children

The findapsychologist.org staff has compiled the following web links:

CDC Child Development Campaign expands to target more than 400,000 child care facilities nationwide November 8, 2006 (PR Newswire)

Troubled Children: What's Wrong With a Child? Psychiatrists Often Disagree November 11, 2006 (The New York Times)

Child and Adolescent Mental Health from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

Warning Signs of Youth Violence from the APA Help Center

Children's Mental Health Facts: Children and Adolescents with Conduct Disorder from SAMHSA'S National Mental Health Information Center

Stress in Children: What It Is, How Parents Can Help from HealthyPlace.com Depression Community

Suicide and Children from the HealthyPlace.com Depression Community

Helping a Child with OCD from the Anxiety Disorders Association of America

Childhood Obesity: What families can do together from Kaiser Permanente

Childhood Obesity: An epidemic is gripping California and the nation. How did we get here? What do we do now? from Kaiser Permanente

Coping with Angry Children-After A Divorce from Selfhelp Magazine

Genetics and Environment Influence Children's Adjustments During Divorce from Selfhelp Magazine

Tips to Prepare for Child Custody Mediation from Selfhelp Magazine

Psychosocial Issues for Children and Families in Disasters: A Guide for the Primary Care Physician from SAMHSA'S National Mental Health Information Center

Sept. 11: Helping Kids Cope With a Tragic Date from the National Mental Health Association

Helping Our Children Deal with War from the National Mental Health Association

Helping Children Cope from the National Mental Health Association

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