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This American Journal of Psychiatry editorial discusses treatment decisions for pediatric anxiety disorders, focusing on psychotherapy and antidepressant treatment, particularly SSRIs. It considers how clinicians can apply evidence from controlled studies to real-world practice and highlights the need to individualize treatment choices for children and adolescents based on clinical circumstances and available evidence.

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This American Journal of Psychiatry editorial discusses treatment decisions for pediatric anxiety disorders, focusing on psychotherapy and antidepressant treatment, particularly SSRIs. It considers how clinicians can apply evidence from controlled studies to real-world practice and highlights the need to individualize treatment choices for children and adolescents based on clinical circumstances and available evidence.
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