| Description |
1 online resource (532 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; volume 1 contents; series foreword; preface; chapter 1:crooked trees growing straight: the experiences of boys transitioning off the streets of la paz, bolivia; chapter 2: challenges and opportunities: improving early childhood development in south africa; chapter 3: a family disease: mental health of children orphaned by aids and living with hiv+ caregivers; chapter 4: postnatal depression and its effects on child development: a developing world perspective; chapter 5: withdrawal behavior and depression in infancy |
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Chapter 6: mentalization and the roots of borderline personality disorder in infancychapter 7: children of parents with substance abuse and mental health problems; chapter 8: sleep disturbances and children's well-being; chapter 9: mental health of children evacuated during world war ii; chapter 10: children seeking asylum: the psychological and developmental impact of the refugee experience; index; about the editors and contributors; volume 2 contents; series foreword; preface |
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Chapter 1: implications of attachment theory and an attachment-based early intervention for the development of violence in south africachapter 2: developing child and adolescent mental health services in low- and middle-income countries; chapter 3: young children and hiv in sub-saharanafrica: implications for practice and intervention; chapter 4: early prevention and intervention programs in europe; chapter 5: infant mental health and feeding disorders from a pediatric perspective; chapter 6: early attachment-based interventions; chapter 7: family therapy for families with infants |
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Chapter 8: the mental health of australian aboriginal children and adolescents: current status and future prospectschapter 9: the child's experience of traditional adoption practices in new caledonia; chapter 10: psychoeducational early parenting interventions to promote infant mental health; index; about the editors and contributors |
| Summary |
This unprecedented set examines the most prominent factors that harm or support healthy development in children outside the United States, from abuse and economics to social injustice and poor public policy |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Child mental health -- Cross-cultural studies
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Child psychiatry -- Cross-cultural studies
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Child development -- Cross-cultural studies.
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Child development
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Child mental health
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Child psychiatry
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| Genre/Form |
Cross-cultural studies
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Puura, Kaija, M. D
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Tomlinson, Mark
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Paul, Campbell
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| ISBN |
9780313382994 |
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0313382999 |
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