Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Index

Page numbers initalicsindicate tables and boxes.

ABC analysis, 329–30
ABC(D) classification, 262–3, 264 , 266–7, 268
abuseseemaltreatment
acute stress disorder, 128–9
adjustment disorder, 70, 129
adolescence, 187
cognitive development, 189
epidemiology of psychiatric disorders, 190,
191 , 193, 200, 202, 204
identity problems, 189–90
interaction of biological and social
influences, 188–9
rules v. autonomy, 188
stresses, 190
adoption, 362–3
selecting adoptive parents, 368–9
work with adoptive parents, 366–7
adoption studies, 39, 60, 72, 82, 105, 234,
271–8
Adult Attachment Interview (AAI), 265, 266,
268, 360
adversity and stressors, 282–91
clinical implications, 290
coping and resilience, 287–8
protective factors, 288–9
types, 282–7
aetiology, 39–40
age of onset, 34 , 38, 39
aggressive behaviour, 188, 293, 338
treatment with cognitive therapy, 338
in various disorders, 49, 54, 58, 65, 73, 77,
83, 219
alcohol abuse, 204, 208
anorexia nervosa, 4, 199–202
antidepressants, 62–3, 93, 156, 169, 305,
322–3
antiepileptic medications, 53, 241, 242
as psychotropics, 113, 324–5
antihistamines, 170, 325
antimuscarinic drugs, 323–4
antipsychotics, 76, 139, 196 , 197, 323–4
antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), 84

anxiety disorders

causation, 95–6

classification, 27 ,28

comorbidity, 34 ,37

prevalence, 33 , 37, 95, 98, 99

prognosis, 96

treatment, 97, 98–9, 100, 338

varieties, 97–100

see alsogeneralised anxiety disorder;

phobias; separation anxiety disorder;

social anxiety disorder

aripiprazole, 54, 76

Asperger syndrome, 47–8

assessment, 3–21

ADHD, 42

autism, 49

disruptive behavioural disorders, 74–5

formulation following, 20–1

intellectual disability, 232–3

juvenile delinquency, 84–6

key questions

family’s explanatory model, 3, 11–12

impact of problem, 3, 8

risk factors, 3, 8–10

strengths, 3, 10–11

symptoms, 3, 4–8

maltreatment, 16, 221–3

self-harm/suicidal intent, 119–20

techniques

history-taking, 13–15

interviewing, 13–14, 15–16

neurological examination, 18–20

observations, 15, 16–17, 75

physical examination, 10, 18–20

psychological examination, 10

psychometric assessment, 10

association, 271–2

atomoxetine, 62, 139, 322

attachment disorders, 145–50

and insecure attachment, 147

varieties, 145–6

attachment theory, 259–61

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Third Edition. Robert Goodman and Stephen Scott.
©c2012 Robert Goodman and Stephen Scott. Published 2012 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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