Mojdeh Bayat is a Professor of Child Development and Early Education at DePaul University, USA. She has a BA in Law and Society from The American University, an MA in Early Childhood Special Education from Northeastern Illinois University, and a PhD in Child Development from Erikson Institute in Chicago.

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• Preface 1. Young Children with Challenging Behaviors and Mental Health Issues 2. Early Relationships: The Foundation of Mental Health 3. Traumatic Stress in Childhood: Impacts on Physical, Mental, and Behavioral Health 4. Challenging Behaviors Related to Developmental and Other Disorders in Children 5. Classroom Approaches in Child Mental Health 6. Play Therapy 7. Addressing Maladaptive Behaviors via Positive Behavioral Guidance 8. Recommendations and Techniques for Teachers 9. Issues with Current Discipline Practices in Early Childhood Programs and Schools 10. Parenting, Culture, and Discipline 11. Educators and Families Partnering Together for Children

Mojdeh Bayat is a Professor of Child Development and Early Education at DePaul University, USA. She has a BA in Law and Society from The American University, an MA in Early Childhood Special Education from Northeastern Illinois University, and a PhD in Child Development from Erikson Institute in Chicago.

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• Preface 1. Young Children with Challenging Behaviors and Mental Health Issues 2. Early Relationships: The Foundation of Mental Health 3. Traumatic Stress in Childhood: Impacts on Physical, Mental, and Behavioral Health 4. Challenging Behaviors Related to Developmental and Other Disorders in Children 5. Classroom Approaches in Child Mental Health 6. Play Therapy 7. Addressing Maladaptive Behaviors via Positive Behavioral Guidance 8. Recommendations and Techniques for Teachers 9. Issues with Current Discipline Practices in Early Childhood Programs and Schools 10. Parenting, Culture, and Discipline 11. Educators and Families Partnering Together for Children

Mojdeh Bayat is a Professor of Child Development and Early Education at DePaul University, USA. She has a BA in Law and Society from The American University, an MA in Early Childhood Special Education from Northeastern Illinois University, and a PhD in Child Development from Erikson Institute in Chicago.

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• Preface 1. Young Children with Challenging Behaviors and Mental Health Issues 2. Early Relationships: The Foundation of Mental Health 3. Traumatic Stress in Childhood: Impacts on Physical, Mental, and Behavioral Health 4. Challenging Behaviors Related to Developmental and Other Disorders in Children 5. Classroom Approaches in Child Mental Health 6. Play Therapy 7. Addressing Maladaptive Behaviors via Positive Behavioral Guidance 8. Recommendations and Techniques for Teachers 9. Issues with Current Discipline Practices in Early Childhood Programs and Schools 10. Parenting, Culture, and Discipline 11. Educators and Families Partnering Together for Children