If families initiate treatment, why is it so difficult to involve them in an intervention?

Is there a certain time during foetal development that can be associated with dopamine inbalance?

If a gene is detected that is responsible for psychiatric diseases, how is it treated? How can we prevent it from being expressed?

Can we check to see if our chromosomes have high-risk genes for common Alzheimer's?

Why do we stop listening (concentrating) after a long period of time—for example in class?

What can be done for someone suffering from severe social phobia? (A person who blushes extensively and is tense.)

Is it possible to diagnose an 8-year-old child with schizophrenia? Can schizophrenia be detected in children? And if so, how might the treatment of a schizophrenic child differ from that of an adult?

Could someone who is depressed heal over time on their own?

Since 2009, psychologists can assess mental disorders, including ADHD.

Why Why do some children and adults respond to certain medications, while others do not?