Children’s Mental Health Research Quarterly
The Quarterly provides summaries of the best available research evidence on a variety of children’s mental health topics, prepared using systematic review and synthesis methods adapted from the Cochrane Collaboration and Evidence-Based Mental Health. Our goal is to improve outcomes for children by informing policy and practice. The BC Ministry of Children and Family Development funds the Quarterly.
Current issue
- Vol. 18 No. 3 — Treating opioid use disorder in young people
Next issue
- Vol. 18, No. 4 (October 30, 2024) - Preventing childhood anxiety disorders
Past issues
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- 3 - Treating opioid use disorder in young people
- 2 - Preventing problematic opioid use for young people
- 1 - Treating childhood eating disorders
2024/Volume 18
- 4 - Preventing childhood eating disorders
- 3 - Treating concurrent mental disorders in children
- 2 - Preventing concurrent mental disorders in children
- 1 - Suicide prevention: Reaching young people at risk
2023/Volume 17
- 4 - Suicide prevention: Reaching the greatest number of young people
- 3 - Supporting children after mental health hospitalization
- 2 - Children's mental health: The numbers and the needs
- 1 - Helping children with obsessive-compulsive disorder
2022/Volume 16
- 4 - Childhood bullying: Time to stop
- 3 - Fighting racism
- 2 - Treating posttraumatic stress disorder in children
- 1 - Helping children cope with trauma
2021/Volume 15
- 4 - Helping young people with psychosis
- 3 - Psychosis: Is prevention possible?
- 2 - Mental health treatment: Reaching more kids
- 1 - Prevention: Reaching more kids
2020/Volume 14
- 4 - Preventing problematic substance use among youth
- 3 - Helping youth who self-harm
- 2 - Celebrating children's mental health: 50 lessons learned
- 1 - Helping youth with bipolar disorder
2019/Volume 13
- 4 - Helping children who have been maltreated
- 3 - Preventing child maltreatment
- 2 - Treating substance misuse in young people
- 1 - Preventing youth substance misuse
2018/Volume 12
- 4 - Helping children with depression
- 3 - Preventing childhood depression
- 2 - Supporting LGBTQ+ youth
- 1 - Helping children with ADHD
2017/Volume 11
- 4 - Promoting self-regulation and preventing ADHD symptoms
- 3 - Helping children with anxiety
- 2 - Preventing anxiety for children
- 1 - Helping children with behaviour problems
2016/Volume 10
- 4 - Promoting positive behaviour in children
- 3 - Intervening for young people with eating disorders
- 2 - Promoting healthy eating and preventing eating disorders in children
- 1 - Parenting without physical punishment
2015/Volume 9
- 4 - Enhancing mental health in schools
- 3 - Kinship foster care
- 2 - Treating childhood obsessive-compulsive disorder
- 1 - Addressing parental substance misuse
2014/Volume 8
- 4 - Troubling trends in prescribing for children
- 3 - Addressing acute mental health crises
- 2 - Re-examining attention problems in children
- 1 - Promoting healthy dating relationships
2013/Volume 7
- 4 - Intervening after intimate partner violence
- 3 - How can foster care help vulnerable children?
- 2 - Treating anxiety disorders
- 1 - Preventing problematic anxiety
2012/Volume 6
- 4 - Early child development and mental health
- 3 - Helping children overcome trauma
- 2 - Preventing prenatal alcohol exposure
- 1 - Nurse-Family Partnership and children’s mental health
2011/Volume 5
- 4 - Addressing parental depression
- 3 - Treating substance abuse in children and youth
- 2 - Preventing substance abuse in children and youth
- 1 - The mental health implications of childhood obesity
2010/Volume 4
- 4 - Preventing suicide in children and youth
- 3 - Understanding and treating psychosis in young people
- 2 - Preventing and treating child maltreatment
- 1 - The economics of children’s mental health
2009/Volume 3
