About the Author:
Dr. David Palframan has been a child and family psychiatrist for over 30 years. He pursued his medical studies at the University of Toronto, l'Université de Montréal, and the l'école de medicine de l'Université de Paris in France, and has been a consultant psychiatrist at the University of Ottawa's School of Medicine since 1978. Dr. Palframan is extensively involved in community psychiatry for the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, and works with the Medical Council of Canada. For many years he has collaborated with the Canadian Medical Protective Association in the teaching of medical ethics and the law at the University of Ottawa's School of Medicine. He continues to collaborate widely with school boards, parent groups, and child welfare organizations.
Review:
The combination of Dr. Palframan's professionalism, experience, skill and understanding make him very greatly appreciated both by his patients and mental health professional colleagues. Now, in this important new book, he provides parents with highly relevant, easy to read information to assist them in more effectively managing the problems of their children suffering from depression. This caring professional also provides parents with insight into dealing with their own related fears, concerns and anguish. --Simon Davidson, M.B., B. Ch., F.R.C.P.(C) Chairman, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Dept. of Psychiatry, University of Ottawa; and Chief of Psychiatry, Medical Director of the Mental Health Patient Service Unit, C.H.E.O.
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