A role for psychiatry in parental override cases

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. A role for psychiatry in parental override cases
4. Reviews
5. Forensic psychiatric evaluations: an overview of methods, ethical issues, and criminal and civil assessments
6. Underage drinking: does the minimum age drinking law offer enough protection?
7. The role of serotonin in adolescent suicide: theoretical, methodological, and clinical concerns
8. Biological and environmental predictors of the dysregulation profile in children and adolescents: the story so far
9. The role of serotonin in impulsive aggression, suicide, and homicide in adolescents and adults: a literature review
10. Outliers in American juvenile justice: the need for statutory reform in North Carolina and New York
11. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), substance use disorders, and criminality: a difficult problem with complex solutions
12. Violence among young men: the importance of a gender-specific developmental approach to adolescent male suicide and homicide
13. Adolescent mass shootings: developmental considerations in light of the Sandy Hook shooting
14. Emotion regulation and adolescent suicide: a proposal for physician education
15. Oxytocin and callous-unemotional traits: towards a social-cognitive approach to forensic analysis
16. Suicide medical malpractice: an educational overview
17. Alcohol and drug use among adolescents: an educational overview
18. Original Article
19. Victimization exposure and suicidal ideation among Spaniard adolescents evaluated at outpatient mental health services
20. Short Communication
21. Suicide risk assessment: searching for true positive
22. Case Reports
23. Taking a toy gun to school: a consideration of the determinants of adolescent forensic behavior in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook shooting
24. Suicidal behavior in a medical professional with comorbid depression and substance use disorder: an educational case report
25. Low testosterone in a young combat veteran with dual diagnosis and suicidal behavior: a case study