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Do not offer single-session high-intensity psychological interventions with an explicit focus on 're-living' the trauma to women who have a traumatic birth.
December 2014
Do not treat attachment difficulties with pharmacological interventions. For the use of pharmacological interventions for coexisting mental health problems, see for example, antisocial behaviour and conduct disorders in children and young people, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, depression in children and young people and alcohol-use disorders.
November 2015
Schools and other education providers should avoid using permanent and fixed-term school exclusion as far as possible for children and young people in the care system with identified attachment difficulties.
November 2015
Do not offer genetic screening (including measuring specific gene polymorphisms) in children and young people to predict or identify attachment difficulties.
November 2015
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