M. Elena Garralda is professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at Imperial College, London.Jean-Philippe Raynaud is professor of child and adolescent psychiatry, head of department at Toulouse University Hospital, France.

• Part 1 PrefacePart 2 Editorial IntroductionPart 3 Part I: Influences on child and adolescent mental healthChapter 4 Chapter 1: From epidemiology of child and adolescent mental health problems to service utilisationChapter 5 Chapter 2: Family structure and children's mental health in Western countriesChapter 6 Chapter 3: One-child policy and child mental healthChapter 7 Chapter 4: Industrialization: Its impact on child and adolescent mental healthChapter 8 Chapter 5: Child refugee mental healthPart 9 Part II: Individual disorders/problemsChapter 10 Chapter 6: The boundaries of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorderChapter 11 Chapter 7: Changes in psychiatric problems of children and adolescents in Japan: from internalising to externalising symptomsChapter 12 Chapter 8: Trends in autism rates: is there an epidemic?Chapter 13 Chapter 9: PTSD in mothers coping with trauma in their childrenPart 14 Part III: Treatment and servicesChapter 15 Chapter 10: Paediatric Psychosomatic medicine: emotional health in children with chronic illnessChapter 16 Chapter 11: Autism spectrum disorder and traditional Chinese medicine (acupuncture)Chapter 17 Chapter 12: Development of child mental health services in Central and Eastern EuropeChapter 18 Chapter 13: An historical approach to the discovery and promotion of child mental health

Increasing Awareness of Child and Adolescent Mental Health is a remarkable book, in a single volume providing professionals and others interested in child mental health an overview of the major contemporary issues relevant to child mental health. These include, among others, urbanization and the nuclear family, the unintended consequences of the single-child policy in China, and the concern over an epidemic of autism. With strong, evidence-based chapters by leading authors, this book is exciting to read and learn from.

M. Elena Garralda is professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at Imperial College, London.Jean-Philippe Raynaud is professor of child and adolescent psychiatry, head of department at Toulouse University Hospital, France.

• Part 1 PrefacePart 2 Editorial IntroductionPart 3 Part I: Influences on child and adolescent mental healthChapter 4 Chapter 1: From epidemiology of child and adolescent mental health problems to service utilisationChapter 5 Chapter 2: Family structure and children's mental health in Western countriesChapter 6 Chapter 3: One-child policy and child mental healthChapter 7 Chapter 4: Industrialization: Its impact on child and adolescent mental healthChapter 8 Chapter 5: Child refugee mental healthPart 9 Part II: Individual disorders/problemsChapter 10 Chapter 6: The boundaries of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorderChapter 11 Chapter 7: Changes in psychiatric problems of children and adolescents in Japan: from internalising to externalising symptomsChapter 12 Chapter 8: Trends in autism rates: is there an epidemic?Chapter 13 Chapter 9: PTSD in mothers coping with trauma in their childrenPart 14 Part III: Treatment and servicesChapter 15 Chapter 10: Paediatric Psychosomatic medicine: emotional health in children with chronic illnessChapter 16 Chapter 11: Autism spectrum disorder and traditional Chinese medicine (acupuncture)Chapter 17 Chapter 12: Development of child mental health services in Central and Eastern EuropeChapter 18 Chapter 13: An historical approach to the discovery and promotion of child mental health

Increasing Awareness of Child and Adolescent Mental Health is a remarkable book, in a single volume providing professionals and others interested in child mental health an overview of the major contemporary issues relevant to child mental health. These include, among others, urbanization and the nuclear family, the unintended consequences of the single-child policy in China, and the concern over an epidemic of autism. With strong, evidence-based chapters by leading authors, this book is exciting to read and learn from.

M. Elena Garralda is professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at Imperial College, London.Jean-Philippe Raynaud is professor of child and adolescent psychiatry, head of department at Toulouse University Hospital, France.

• Part 1 PrefacePart 2 Editorial IntroductionPart 3 Part I: Influences on child and adolescent mental healthChapter 4 Chapter 1: From epidemiology of child and adolescent mental health problems to service utilisationChapter 5 Chapter 2: Family structure and children's mental health in Western countriesChapter 6 Chapter 3: One-child policy and child mental healthChapter 7 Chapter 4: Industrialization: Its impact on child and adolescent mental healthChapter 8 Chapter 5: Child refugee mental healthPart 9 Part II: Individual disorders/problemsChapter 10 Chapter 6: The boundaries of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorderChapter 11 Chapter 7: Changes in psychiatric problems of children and adolescents in Japan: from internalising to externalising symptomsChapter 12 Chapter 8: Trends in autism rates: is there an epidemic?Chapter 13 Chapter 9: PTSD in mothers coping with trauma in their childrenPart 14 Part III: Treatment and servicesChapter 15 Chapter 10: Paediatric Psychosomatic medicine: emotional health in children with chronic illnessChapter 16 Chapter 11: Autism spectrum disorder and traditional Chinese medicine (acupuncture)Chapter 17 Chapter 12: Development of child mental health services in Central and Eastern EuropeChapter 18 Chapter 13: An historical approach to the discovery and promotion of child mental health

Increasing Awareness of Child and Adolescent Mental Health is a remarkable book, in a single volume providing professionals and others interested in child mental health an overview of the major contemporary issues relevant to child mental health. These include, among others, urbanization and the nuclear family, the unintended consequences of the single-child policy in China, and the concern over an epidemic of autism. With strong, evidence-based chapters by leading authors, this book is exciting to read and learn from.