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Child psychiatrist | Teaching Expertise

July 1, 2008 //  by Admin

Tags: A to Z of Special Needs

Child psychiatrists are doctors who specialise in childhood mental disorders and related problems.

They are employed by the NHS and work with children who have social, emotional, mental or behavioural difficulties. They are involved in diagnosing conditions and recommending treatments.

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