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Childhood Disorders/Problems
These pages have been designed to keep you informed of current AACAP events, as well as offer access to various AACAP literature. A first-class site incorporating the excellent Facts for Families Brochures. The Academy publishes these 46 information sheets which provide concise and up-to-date material on issues such as the depressed child, teen suicide, stepfamily problems and child sexual abuse. Cited and recommended by such publications as Better Homes & Gardens, USA Today and by the Best 1995 Website List of Internet World. This index is sorted alphabetically and the number is the original brochure number.
http://www.aacap.org/web/aacap/
US Department of Health and Human Services. Includes children's mental health, genealogy, famous quotations, and links for teens.
Short version of guide for educators which tells what to do upon encountering evidence
of child abuse. Developed by the Frontenac County Board Of Education, Kingston, Ontario,
Canada. The Child & Adolescent Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Web Page Interactive resource for parents, educators, and professionals in psychology who work
with children and adolescents. Features a question-and-answer page with a psychiatrist.
Also provides basic information on when and how to seek help for a child at psychological
risk and an explanation of what child psychoanalysts and psychotherapists do. http://www.pacenet.org/links.html This site includes tutorial on the theories of child development of Sigmund Freud, Erik
Erikson, and Margaret Mahler; a message board; other sites related to children's
education, mental health, and play therapy; and a search engine.
Directory of pediatric health organizations and other sources of information on
children's health. Requires a fee for access to some pages. Online article. http://cpmcnet.columbia.edu/news/childpov/newi0000.html Children at Risk: Who's Taking Care of the Kids? Online article. National Institute of Mental Health.
Online article Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Domestic violence and child abuse resources for mental health
professionals. Links to other sites. Articles and book chapters. The Down Syndrome WWW Page was established in February of 1995. Helping Your Child Learn Responsible Behavior National Institute of Mental Health. Internet Resources for Special Children Index of links relating to a wide range of disabilities. National Institute of Mental Health. With more than 1,100 affiliated chapters and 140,000 members across the United States,
The Arc (formerly Association for Retarded Citizens of the United States) is the country's
largest voluntary organization committed to the welfare of all children and adults with
mental retardation and their families. The Arc, with its rich history in advocacy and
services, is comprised of individuals with mental retardation, family members,
professionals in the field of disability and other concerned citizens. The Arc has adopted
various positions on issues that affect people with mental retardation and their families,
and the organization's mission statement forms the basis for the organization's
activities. National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. http://inept.scubed.com:8001/public_service/ncmec.html National Child Rights Alliance http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/ellens/NCRA/ncra.html National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information The USDHHS professional resource with a wealth of resources and information on
prevention, identification, and treatment. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development News on a variety of topics related to children's health and development and general
health. Also includes reports, information about funding opportunities and ongoing
research programs, and a list of employment and fellowship opportunities. Multiple award-winning site on parenting, education, and child advocacy. Essential
information for everyone who cares about children. On-line articles and replies to
readers' questions by Jan Hunt, M.Sc., Member of the Board, Canadian Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children; Editorial Assistant, Empathic Parenting Journal;
columnist, The Natural Child.
The Professional Academy of Custody Evaluators (PACE) Web site includes the Academy Register, schedules and information about custody
workshops, archive of all back issues of the Custody Newsletter, information about
becoming a Registered Custody Evaluator, an on-line library and a bulletin board. Professional Practice and Child Abuse: 24 FAQs From the Practice Directorate of the American Psychological Association. Department of Psychology, UCLA was created to pursue theory, research, practice and
training related to meeting the mental health needs of youngsters through school-based
interventions. Included at this site is a clearinghouse of information clustered into
topic areas. School Psychology Resources Online Provides annotated links to sites on learning disabilities, autism, research, etc. Yahoo's Learning Disorders Links http://www.yahoo.com/Health/Mental_Health/Diseases_and_Conditions
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Childhood Disorders/Problems
These pages have been designed to keep you informed of current AACAP events, as well as offer access to various AACAP literature. A first-class site incorporating the excellent Facts for Families Brochures. The Academy publishes these 46 information sheets which provide concise and up-to-date material on issues such as the depressed child, teen suicide, stepfamily problems and child sexual abuse. Cited and recommended by such publications as Better Homes & Gardens, USA Today and by the Best 1995 Website List of Internet World. This index is sorted alphabetically and the number is the original brochure number.
http://www.aacap.org/web/aacap/
US Department of Health and Human Services. Includes children's mental health, genealogy, famous quotations, and links for teens.
Short version of guide for educators which tells what to do upon encountering evidence
of child abuse. Developed by the Frontenac County Board Of Education, Kingston, Ontario,
Canada. The Child & Adolescent Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Web Page Interactive resource for parents, educators, and professionals in psychology who work
with children and adolescents. Features a question-and-answer page with a psychiatrist.
Also provides basic information on when and how to seek help for a child at psychological
risk and an explanation of what child psychoanalysts and psychotherapists do. http://www.pacenet.org/links.html This site includes tutorial on the theories of child development of Sigmund Freud, Erik
Erikson, and Margaret Mahler; a message board; other sites related to children's
education, mental health, and play therapy; and a search engine.
Directory of pediatric health organizations and other sources of information on
children's health. Requires a fee for access to some pages. Online article. http://cpmcnet.columbia.edu/news/childpov/newi0000.html Children at Risk: Who's Taking Care of the Kids? Online article. National Institute of Mental Health.
Online article Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Domestic violence and child abuse resources for mental health
professionals. Links to other sites. Articles and book chapters. The Down Syndrome WWW Page was established in February of 1995. Helping Your Child Learn Responsible Behavior National Institute of Mental Health. Internet Resources for Special Children Index of links relating to a wide range of disabilities. National Institute of Mental Health. With more than 1,100 affiliated chapters and 140,000 members across the United States,
The Arc (formerly Association for Retarded Citizens of the United States) is the country's
largest voluntary organization committed to the welfare of all children and adults with
mental retardation and their families. The Arc, with its rich history in advocacy and
services, is comprised of individuals with mental retardation, family members,
professionals in the field of disability and other concerned citizens. The Arc has adopted
various positions on issues that affect people with mental retardation and their families,
and the organization's mission statement forms the basis for the organization's
activities. National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. http://inept.scubed.com:8001/public_service/ncmec.html National Child Rights Alliance http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/ellens/NCRA/ncra.html National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information The USDHHS professional resource with a wealth of resources and information on
prevention, identification, and treatment. National Institute of Child Health and Human Development News on a variety of topics related to children's health and development and general
health. Also includes reports, information about funding opportunities and ongoing
research programs, and a list of employment and fellowship opportunities. Multiple award-winning site on parenting, education, and child advocacy. Essential
information for everyone who cares about children. On-line articles and replies to
readers' questions by Jan Hunt, M.Sc., Member of the Board, Canadian Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children; Editorial Assistant, Empathic Parenting Journal;
columnist, The Natural Child.
The Professional Academy of Custody Evaluators (PACE) Web site includes the Academy Register, schedules and information about custody
workshops, archive of all back issues of the Custody Newsletter, information about
becoming a Registered Custody Evaluator, an on-line library and a bulletin board. Professional Practice and Child Abuse: 24 FAQs From the Practice Directorate of the American Psychological Association. Department of Psychology, UCLA was created to pursue theory, research, practice and
training related to meeting the mental health needs of youngsters through school-based
interventions. Included at this site is a clearinghouse of information clustered into
topic areas. School Psychology Resources Online Provides annotated links to sites on learning disabilities, autism, research, etc. Yahoo's Learning Disorders Links http://www.yahoo.com/Health/Mental_Health/Diseases_and_Conditions
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