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all links in this section checked and working June 7, 2002 Mental Help Net - Bipolar Disorder - A Closer Examination of Bipolar Disorder in School-Age Children Oct 26th 2005 By Bardick, Angela D; Bernes, Kerry B A child may act one way at home and another way at school, causing confusion for parents and teachers. This article besides being an overview also includes a case study in which the child was removed from parental custody before correct diagnosis and return. Focus Adolescent Services Bipolar Disorder a good example of a webpage FAQ complete with links to other sites. Now includes an alert about the need for careful monitoring of adolescent girls taking Depakote Facts About Childhood-Onset Bipolar Disorder Nami; Includes a section about comorbidity with other disorders and how ADHD and COBPD ( Childhood Onset Bipolar Disorder) manifest similarly and differently. Physical outbursts and temper tantrums, also features of both disorders, are triggered by sensory and emotional overstimulation in those with ADHD but can be caused by limit-setting (e.g., a simple "No" from a parent) in those with COBPD WWW-Handbook
On Child And Youth Psychiatry: Bipolar Disorder Overview 1 Long, detailed
and well referenced
(1997) From our review it is evident that child psychiatrists
and-psychologists should consider the possible diagnosis of BD in the following
types of children: Saturday Evening Post Update--The Genetics of Bipolar Disorder.(Dr. John Nurnberger discusses the bipolar disorder in young people) Jan 1999 less about genetics than about early signs Findarticle.com
The Infinite Mind- The
Bipolar Child September 20, 2000 You need REal Audio to listen to the
program About Juvenile-Onset Bipolar Disorder Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation Written in a clear question and answer format with up to date information These explosions can go on for prolonged periods of time and the child can become quite aggressive or even violent. (Rarely does the child show this side to the outside world.) Mood Disorders in Children and Adolescents Anne Brown Childhood-onset Bipolar Disorder- Under-diagnosed, Under-treated, and Under Discussion by Demitri Papolos, M.D Narsad Mood Disorders in Juvenile Offenders ©2001Eileen P. Ryan, D.O Recognition and Treatment of Pediatric Bipolar Disorder CABF pdf format from Contemporary Psychiatry One of the few articles that I have seen that describes the differences between childhood onset and adolescent onset bipolar Child/Adolescent Bipolar Disorder Fourth International Bipolar Conference lectures presented in realaudio format (Download You need to search the page to find the free version. They don't make it easy.) Mood Disorder Bipolar Disorder Article by Himanshu P Upadhyaya, MBBS, MS eMedicine 2002 |
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Childhood and
Adolescent Bipolar Disorder Present Special Treatment Challenges
Medscape Aug. 2002 A growing body of data suggests that optimal
pharmacologic therapy for children with bipolar disorder is combination
pharmacotherapy, .........says
about one third of patients, at most, do well with monotherapy of a single
mood stabilizer for bipolar disorder. "The literature is consistent on this
point. The younger the age at onset, often the less likely it is that the
patient will have a robust response to a mood stabilizer. With children,
adolescents, and young adults, not only are the majority of patients going
to need multiple medications, but the vast majority will need them." Overview of Treatment of Bipolar Disorder in Childhood Bipolar Disorders Information Center Essentially a list of the most commonly used medications New findings for Bipolar children 1997 Benline Press includes short summaries of presentations made at The 1997 NIMH Workshop on Prepubertal Bipolar Disorder Practice Parameters for the Assessment and Treatment of Children and Adolescents With Bipolar Disorder by Jon McClellan. M.D., and John Werry, M.D. From the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1997. BPSO
DG DISPATCH - AACAP Bipolarity In Children And Adolescents Remains Largely Difficult To Treat
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short article Diagnosis and Treatment of Bipolar Disorder in Children and Adolescents by Mary Beth Cogan NAMI 1996 Childhood Bipolar Disorder Psychiatric Times 2000 short overview of medication studies Treatment of Young Children with Mental Conditions Mediconsult Includes a list of medications used ( not working) Bipolar Affective
Disorder (Manic Depressive disorder) in Children and Adolescents Hospital Stay may Benefit Children With Psychiatric Disorders Medscape Children diagnosed with serious psychiatric disorders gain more benefit from intensive hospital-based therapy than from outpatient therapy of equal duration, according to a study published in the January 12 issue of the Journal of Behavioral Health Services and Research. (not working) |
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What's Wrong with my Child- ADHD or Bipolar- -- Full-Length Doctor's
Interview May 2003
Demitri Papolos, M.D
ivanhoe news IWhen children with bipolar disorder go into rages, it's really
unmistakable. One of the things parents will say over and over again is they
get this look in their eyes; it’s almost like a feral look, like an
animalistic expression where they completely lose control of their impulses
The Difficulty
of Diagnosing ADHD and Bipolar Disorder in Children Anne Brown Narsad Bipolar
Disorder Can Affect Young Children, May Co-Exist With ADHD
April 28 2000 Bipolar Disorder in Children Divides Professionals (01/29/2001) mostly about the differences beween an ADHD and bipolar diagnosis ADHD in the Bipolar Child about.com . It is important the doctor prescribing the medications be familiar of the potential side effects of stimulants for patients with mania |
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With Parents of Adolescents in Crisis medscape (not working) Internet Archive Internet Collections http://www.medscape.com/IMNG/ClinPsychNews/1998/v26.n07/cpn2607.31.01.html Counseling Children With Bipolar Disorder: A Psychotherapist's Notes by George Lynn, M.A., C.M.H.C. Child & Adolescent Bipolar Foundation Therapeutic Interventions. Excerpt from Chapter 5 of Bipolar Disorders: A Guide to Helping Children and Adolescents by Mitzi Walsh, copyright 2000 by O'Reilly & Associates, Inc Teens in Therapy. Excerpt from Chapter 5 of Bipolar Disorders: A Guide to Helping Children and Adolescents by Mitzi Walsh, copyright 2000 by O'Reilly & Associates, Inc Program Shows Promise For Treating Children With Mood Disorders EurekAlert 1998 Not specifically about bipolar. |
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Risk for substance use disorders in youths with child- and adolescent-onset bipolar disorder. Author/s: Timothy E. Wilens Issue: June, 1999 Journal of the american Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry findarticles.com elevated risk for SUD in adolescent-onset BPD Substance Abuse. The following excerpt is taken from Chapter 3 of Bipolar Disorders: A Guide to Helping Children and Adolescents by Mitzi Walsh, copyright 2000 by O'Reilly & Associates
Dual Diagnosis: Adolescents with
Co-occurring Brain Disorders and Substance Abuse Disorders NAMI Substance Abuse Disorders in Children and Adolescents medscape It is estimated that 40% to 70% of adolescents presenting in mental health facilities have at least 1 significant drug or alcohol problem Dual Diagnosis and Adolescent Substance Abuse Athealth Feb 2001 |
Online but either you have to register to read the messages or there aren't any yet. Grand Rounds Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation This bimonthly online clinical/research forum will bring together clinicians, researchers, parents, and educators interested in learning more and sharing their knowledge with others in the community about juvenile-onset bipolar disorder ( date postponed until the fall now)