The Science of Well-Being: Integration into Clinical Child Psychiatry, An Issue of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America

This professional volume offers a comprehensive examination of how the science of well-being can be integrated into clinical child and adolescent psychiatry, moving beyond a sole focus on pathology. Edited by leading experts Matthew Biel, Jeffrey Bostic, and David Rettew, the issue is structured into three core sections that dissect the components of well-being, its application in clinical settings, and its broader implications for mental health practice. It provides a vital, evidence-based framework for understanding positive psychology and its practical utility in a therapeutic context.

What distinguishes this work is its targeted, actionable approach for clinicians seeking to enhance their practice with proactive, strength-based strategies. The curated selection of topics delivers a concentrated and authoritative resource that is immediately relevant for child psychiatrists and mental health professionals. For any practitioner aiming to bridge the gap between theoretical well-being research and tangible clinical interventions, this volume serves as an essential and timely guide.