CNN: Moodiness or More? How to Tell if your Kid is Suffering from a Mental Disorder.

Written By Samantha LaBarbara

Children's lives may not be as hard as adults' lives, but sometimes their moodiness and sadness are more than just a phase.

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Dr. Berry joins CNN This Morning anchors Erica Hill and Phil Mattingly and legal correspondent Jean Casarez to provide prospective on adolescent mental health within the context of Jennifer Crumbley’s unprecedented trial. (live taping: February 2, 2024)

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CNN Newsroom

Dr. Berry and CNN’s Fredricka Whitfield elaborate on the impact of significant trauma on youth and considerations for promoting healing and recovery for child hostage survivors.

CNN This Morning
CNN This Morning

A conversation with Dr. Berry, Rolling Stone contributing editor, Anthony DeCurtis, and the CNN This Morning team highlights important aspects of the late Sinead O’Connor’s career and openness around her history of childhood trauma and mental health issues.

CNN This Morning
CNN This Morning

Dr. Berry talks with CNN This Morning’s Poppy Harlow and Sara Sidner about the Surgeon General’s recent report on the dangers of social media, and the potential harmful impact on youth.

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