treatment

This anthology examines six cases concerning treatment of the mentally ill: Parham v. J.R., Rogers v. Okin, Mills v. Rogers, Rogers v. Commissioner, Youngberg v. Romeo, and Olmstead v. L.C. and E.W.

Four out of five people in David Lovelace's immediate family have experienced bipolar disorder---including David himself.

Stephanie Klein was an eighth grader with a weight problem. Teased by her classmates, reminded by her father that no one likes fat girls, and a witness to her thin mother's compulsive dissatisfaction with her own body, Stephanie's problem was not solved by being sent to "fat camp". She shares her thoughts and feelings of that time in her life with her readers, just as she reveals her mind-set now as a physically fit, and thin, wife and mother.

A step-by-step guide for parents in helping their children deal with the problems associated with anxiety including case studies, reality testing, and tips on understanding the importance of social skills and assertiveness.

Offers parents of children with celiac disease practical, effective strategies to help their child and other members of the family adjust to the necessary dietary restrictions celiac patients need to adhere to.

Presents a discussion of sensory integration theory and its relationship to a range of problematic behaviors in children, examines specific issues related to living with a child with inefficient sensory processing, and summarizes the state of scientific knowledge on the topic.

With patience and love, a young girl helps the dog she has chosen from the Humane Society grow from a frightened puppy into a happy pet.

Bear takes a walk in town and uses his magic pencil to rescue his new animal friends from an evil man in black.