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Consultative work in child and adolescent psychiatry.

It should be said at the outset in a paper in a series on treatment that, of course, consultation is not a form of therapy. Indeed, in some important ways it can be seen as, at times, an alternative to therapy. For historic reasons, because of the nature of the problems with which we deal, and because of the relatively ill defined (and perhaps undefinable) boundaries to our professional territory, psychiatrists are approached about a much wider range of problems than are attributable to psychiatric disorder, or which need psychiatric