More teens are saying they can’t sleep because they’re worried about the environment. Today, we’re asking: How do we respond to climate anxiety without pathologizing it?  

Should you reach for an SNRI or stick with SSRIs when treating youth? This clinical update reviews the latest data on duloxetine and its peers, clarifies where SNRIs might fit in the treatment algorithm, and explores when—if ever—they’re worth trying in pediatric depression and anxiety.

Depression in children is rarely simple. Dr. Joshua Feder shares how to use a biopsychosocial lens to identify the unique roots of depression—from medical and developmental factors to social stressors—and create targeted, individualized treatment plans for more effective care.

School refusal is on the rise post-pandemic. Dr. Raman Marwaha outlines how to distinguish it from truancy, assess underlying anxiety or learning issues, and apply CBT-based graded exposure and family interventions to help students successfully return to school.

Dr. Josh Feder explains how parents can help kids feel safe when hearing about school shootings.