This short article answers some of the most common questions about eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.

Are you interested in alternative approaches to mental health care? This guide from the US National Mental Health Information Center may help to answer some of your questions and provides pointers to some additional resources.

If you’re concerned about ADHD symptoms specifically in the context of children and adolescents, this overview from the National Mental Health Information Center may be able to answer some of your questions.

Designed to offer some suggestions about planning for prevention and recovery, this guide was prepared by Mary Ellen Copeland for the US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).

Offering sound advice about recovering your mental health, this self help guide was prepared by Mary Ellen Copeland for the US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).

This glossary covers terms commonly used in mental health in the context of children and adolescents; it draws primarily on US usage of these terms. Also see the broader general Mental Health Glossary.

If you have questions about mental health services, this consumer’s guide from the US National Mental Health Information Center is designed to answer them. Also see: “Guide to Mental Treatment and Therapy, NMHIC”.

Your questions about mental health treatment and therapy might be answered by this quick guide intended as a companion document for the “Guide to Mental Health Services: Decade of the Brain, NMHIC”.

Because it’s provided directly by the US government’s National Mental Health Information Center, if you’re in the US, this guide may be just the thing to answer your questions about health insurance and the provision of mental health services and substance abuse services.

This short article provides an overview of several mood disorders, while more detailed information about each specific mood disorder is available in the rest of this section.