Un Experto Responde. 150 Preguntas Sobre Ansiedad Y Depresión En Niños Y Adolescentes / An Expert Answers. 150 Questions about

La depresi n y la ansiedad son las afectaciones mentales m s frecuentes en ni os, ni as y adolescentes alrededor del mundo, y Colombia no es la excepci n. En este libro, Catalina Gallo, periodista de salud mental y editora, le plantea a Germ n Casas, uno de los psiquiatras de ni os y j venes m s reconocidos del pa s, 150 preguntas sobre estos trastornos de salud mental.
Estas p ginas buscan resolver de manera clara, puntual y honesta los cuestionamientos que com nmente rondan la cabeza de padres, madres y educadores frente a la depresi n y la ansiedad. En cada respuesta, el doctor Casas brinda informaci n valiosa sobre qu hacer, c mo manejar y c mo transitar las distintas situaciones de estos trastornos en menores de edad.
Un libro que desmonta el tab en torno a la depresi n y la ansiedad en ni os, ni as y adolescentes y contribuye a la detecci n temprana, la prevenci n, el manejo de los s ntomas y el acompa amiento a las familias en los tratamientos.

Around the world, depression and anxiety are the most common mental illnesses affecting children and adolescents. In this book, Catalina Gallo researches the 150 most frequent questions about this issue, presented with an expert response from psychiatrist Germ n Casas.

Depression and anxiety are the most common mental illnesses affecting children and teenagers around the world, and Colombia is no exception. In this book, Catalina Gallo, a reporter and editor specializing in mental health topics, poses 150 questions to Germ n Casas, one of the country's leading child and adolescent psychiatrist, for his expert answer.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

These questions seek clear, timely and honest answers to questions raised by parents and educators dealing with depression and anxiety in the children in their care. In each case, Dr. Casas offers valuable information about how to handle situations in which these problems manifest.

This is a book aimed at breaking the taboos around acknowledging depression and anxiety in children and adolescents. By so doing, it contributes to early detection, prevention, symptom management and support for children and their families.