This article will provide an overview of treatment modalities, with emphasis on the future direction of interventions targeting aggression in children with autism.
Psychiatric Times Vol 22 No 10
Treating bipolar disorder in young patients can often result in aggravation, irritability or even reactivation depending on the type of medication used. What are typical examples of medication-induced rebound and what are the implications of these types of responses in children?
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