Child and Adolescent Psychiatry


Child Mental health focuses on the identification, bracket of diseases, treatment and maintains optimum cerebral functioning, well- being and ideal internal working and substance. Child and adolescent specialists unnaturally use psychotherapy or potentially medicine to treat internal issues in the paediatric crowd. Also anticipates heftiness and weight related affections, for illustration, diabetes, nutritive scarcities, pulmonary embolism, Depression. Child psychiatry is else called as paediatric psychiatry.

·         Child abuse and negligence

·         Emotional and Behavioral diseases

·         Social impact

·         Attention- deficiency/ Hyperactivity complaint ( ADHD)

·         Aggression and violence




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