Adolescent Depression, second edition

"Because of its specialization, this book will provide significantly more applicable information than any general psychology text that covers a variety of mental health disorders."—American Reference Books Annual

"The book is comprehensive and thorough at almost 400 pages, providing a wealth of information on depression and its relevance to this vulnerable group."—Nursing Times

"I heartily recommend this book to parents and relatives of adolescents who have or may have mood disorders. It . . . helps parents to understand the complexities of the problem [and] is optimistic of the likelihood of improvement with correct diagnosis and treatment."—Marcia Slomowitz, MD, Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, reviewing a previous edition

"An outstanding work that surpasses anything else I have read for parents on clinical depression and bipolar disorder in teenagers."—Anthony J. Drobnick, MD, reviewing a previous edition

"Clear, medically precise terminology, drawings, and diagrams."—Healing Magazine, reviewing a previous edition

"This is an intelligent and well-written work with a substantial amount of detail especially about medications and how they work."—Metaphysiology Online Book Reviews, reviewing a previous edition

"As I prepared this brief review, I found myself advising families to obtain their own copy of Dr. Mondimore's well-written, clear, and valuable book."—Nancy A. Durant, M.D., American Journal of Psychiatry, reviewing a previous edition

"This well-written book is both comprehensive and scientifically rigorous. Dr. Mondimore makes the complex concepts and terms involved in the diagnosis and treatment of adolescent depression enormously accessible to the layperson."—Neal D. Ryan, MD, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, University of Pittsburgh, reviewing a previous edition

"Tired of all those guides for idiots and dummies? This book will provide some welcome relief . . . The author provides a solid reference tool for anyone who works with adolescents. It is highly recommended for education professionals as well as public libraries."—Diana Masla, VOYA, reviewing a previous edition

"This is Dr. Mondimore's best book yet, thorough and comprehensive. He provides information that is vital for parents, pediatricians, and general practitioners trying to understand the behavioral symptoms of mood disorders in adolescents."—Sallie P. Mink, Director of Education, Depression and Related Affective Disorders Association (DRADA), reviewing a previous edition