Ann Douglas is an award-winning parenting writer and the mother of four children who have struggled with a variety of psychological problems--and are currently thriving. She speaks widely at health, parenting, and education conferences and hosts online conversations about parenting and mental health for a range of organizations. With acclaimed books including The Mother of All Parenting Books and The Mother of All Baby Books, Ann has helped hundreds of thousands of parents navigate the challenges and complexities of raising kids today. She lives with her husband and their youngest child in Peterborough, Ontario.
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Introduction I. The Challenge and Your Child 1. Parent Radar 2. Obtaining a Diagnosis 3. Starting Treatment 4. Advocating for Your Child II. You and Your Child 5. Stress Management and Coping Skills 6. Parents Can Make a Difference 7. Calming the Raging Storm III. Your Family 8. Family Matters 9. Lifestyle Matters IV. Your Community 10. Working with Your Child's School 11. The Friendship Department 12. Finding Community V. Recovery and Beyond 13. Daring to Dream Again 14. Creating a Better System Epilogue: After the Storm Appendix A: Glossary Appendix B: Resources Appendix C: Directory of Disorders
Introduction I. The Challenge and Your Child 1. Parent Radar 2. Obtaining a Diagnosis 3. Starting Treatment 4. Advocating for Your Child II. You and Your Child 5. Stress Management and Coping Skills 6. Parents Can Make a Difference 7. Calming the Raging Storm III. Your Family 8. Family Matters 9. Lifestyle Matters IV. Your Community 10. Working with Your Child's School 11. The Friendship Department 12. Finding Community V. Recovery and Beyond 13. Daring to Dream Again 14. Creating a Better System Epilogue: After the Storm Appendix A: Glossary Appendix B: Resources Appendix C: Directory of Disorders
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