Diagnosis Critical To Treating Children With Mental Health Disorders
Portland, OR February 29, 2008 5:13 p.m.
E-mail
Discuss
listen
downloadOn Our MindsOPB's series on mental health care in Oregon Our new series, "On Our Minds," examines who's getting and giving mental health care. |
13 percent of Oregon’s children are estimated to have some sort of mental health disorder.
Some will be treated in a specialized setting — and many will not.
In this installment of “On Our Minds,” series producer Allison Frost spoke with Professor Eric Trupin, who teaches at the University of Washington medical school. He says parents may be upset when their child gets a diagnosis, but it’s often a critical component of treatment.
Extended interview with Eric Trupin
© 2008 OPB
del.icio.us
digg
newsvinePost a Comment
You must be logged in to post.
Related articles
- Willamette Professor Testifies At Congressional NFL Hearing
- Large Vaccine Shipment Should Arrive By End Of The Week
- Oregon Health Care Agencies Prepare For Changes
Related topics
Recent Comments
- Dubhloaich on Washington Gay-Rights Initiative Ahead In Early Results
- Dubhloaich on Leavitt Leads Tight Race For Vancouver Mayor
- Jerrywsoloflex on Judge Will Decide: Will Beets Be Roundup Ready?
