Brown University Child and Adolescent Behavior Letter

1. Meeting the self: Encouraging young children to read and write

Vol.23, No.2, February 2007

1. Poor reading skills in adolescence may be linked to risk of suicide

Vol.23, No.1, January 2007

2. Keep Your Eye On…suicide risk in adolescents with severe acne

1. Making measurement meaningful in K-12 schools: Promoting a climate for learning

2006

Vol.22, No.12, December 2006

2. Keep Your Eye On……bullying patterns may persist beyond high school

1. What makes a good childhood: results of a UK national survey

Vol.22, No.11, November 2006

1. Parents: Are they a help or hindrance in the treatment of anorexia?

Vol.22, No.10, October 2006

1. SibLink: Meeting the needs of siblings of children with chronic illness and disability

Vol.22, No.9, September 2006

1. Into the eye of the hurricane: The kids are doing okay, but just wait...

Vol.22, No.8, August 2006

1. Sibling relationships in cultural context

Vol.22, No.7, July 2006

1. Report points to state partnerships to improve MH services for young children

Vol.22, No.6, June 2006

1. Why Doesn’t He Talk to Me? - Helping boys cross the communication divide

Vol.22, No.5, May 2006

Vol.22, No.4, April 2006

1.	Editor’s Commentary Why are stimulants facing the dreaded “black box”?

1. Depressed youth influenced by films depicting mentally ill

Vol.22, No.3, March 2006

1. Should melatonin be used as a treatment for pediatric sleep disorders?

Vol.22, No.2, February 2006

2. Keep Your Eye On…Frequent change in primary care providers

1. Keep Your Eye On…preoperative anxiety in children eased by clown doctors

Vol.22, No.1, January 2006

2.	Editor's Commentary Youth Sports

1.Keep Your Eye On…decline in pediatric antidepressant prescribing

2005

Vol.21, No.12, December 2005

2.Study looks at teen smoking-cessation media campaign

1.Keep Your Eye On...Depression on campus

Vol.21, No.11, November 2005

2.Keep Your Eye On...ADHD or just lack of sleep?

3.New treatment possibilities for stuttering in pre-school children

4.Related articles in the CRN web site

Vol.21, No.10, October 2005

1.	Editor's Commentary Imus and Autism

Vol.21, No.9, September 2005

1.	Experts Speak Out Are home-schooled children socially at-risk or socially protected?

Vol.21, No.8, August 2005

1.	Drug Safety: New Data on Accutane Is there a link between Accutane and depression?

1.How do teens regard peers with psychiatric disorders?

Vol.21, No.7, July 2005

2.OxyContin acting as pathway drug for adolescent heroin addiction

1.Juvenile firesetting interventions: What works for children and families?

Vol.21, No.6, June 2005

2.Keep Your Eye On...post 9/11 psychiatric disorders

1.Keep Your Eye On...nicotine patch safe and effective for teens

Vol. 21, No.5, May 2005

2.New risk factors associated with suicide in adolescents

1.Effective consequences for child misbehavior: Be specific!

Vol. 21, No.4, April 2005

Vol. 21, No.3, March 2005

1.	Special Focus Issue - School-Based Interventions How to safeguard aggressive impulsive students in a school setting: Tips from the trenches

1.Bipolar disorder in children and adolescents

Vol. 21, No.2, February 2005

Vol. 21, No.1, January 2005

1.	Report indicts juvenile justice system for lack of treatment - CASA calls for overhaul of state systems