Robert Foltz

Twenty Years of Medicating Youth: Are We Better Off?

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Robert Foltz

There is growing concern about the burgeoning use of psychotropic drugs to manage childhood behavior problems. This article critiques this practice and calls for a reorientation toward relationship-based interventions.

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