Part 1: Introduction to pediatric gastrointestinal physiology and conditions, the brain-gut axis, and working within health care teams
Chapter 1: Gastrointestinal anatomy and physiology
Jordan M. Shapiro
Chapter 2: Stress, psychological factors, and the brain-gut axis
Julie Snyder Christiana and Samuel Nurko
Chapter 3: Common gastrointestinal conditions in pediatrics
Ashish Chogle
Chapter 4: Medical procedures/testing in pediatric gastroenterology
Shaunte McKay and Jose Garza
Chapter 5: Helping youth manage medical procedures
Delane Linkiewich, Olivia Dobson, and C. Meghan McMurtry
Chapter 6: Case conceptualization and assessment
Michele H. Maddux and Amanda D. Deacy
Chapter 7: Collaborative, multidisciplinary treatment
Jennifer Verrill Schurman and Craig A. Friesen
Chapter 8: Working with parents and primary caregivers
Kari Freeman Baber and Kelly A. O’Neil Rodriguez
Chapter 9: Caring for youth and families with complex medical and psychosocial concerns
Bradley Jerson and Amy E. Hale
Part 2: Psychological approaches in pediatric Psychogastroenterology
Chapter 10: Feeding difficulties: Introduction
Hayley H. Estrem, Jaclyn Pederson, and Kaitlin B. Proctor
Chapter 11: Feeding difficulties: Food refusal
Meghan a. Wall, Andrea Begotka, and Cindy Kim
Chapter 12: Feeding difficulties: Food selectivity
Kaitlyn Mosher, Robert Dempster, Valentina Postorino, and T. Lindsey Burrell
Chapter 13: Feeding difficulties: Difficulty swallowing and the fear of aversive consequences
Nancy L. Zucker, Ilana B. Pilato, and Sarah Lemay-Russell
Chapter 14: Nausea and vomiting
Sally Tarbell
Chapter 15: Pain disorders: Introduction, assessment, and psychophysiology
Liz Febo-Rodriguez and Miguel Saps
Chapter 16: Pain disorders interventions: Cognitive behavior therapy & Acceptance and commitment therapy
Tasha Murphy, Miranda A.L. van Tilburg, and Rona L. Levy
Chapter 17: Pain disorder interventions: Hypnotherapy
Arine M. Vlieger
Chapter 18: Constipation and soiling: Infant/toddler
Christina Low Kapalu and John M. Rosen
Chapter 19: Constipation and soiling: Children and adolescents
Jaclyn A. Shepard and Alex C. Nyquist
Part 3: Transition and future challenges in pediatric Psychogastroenterology
Chapter 20: Chronic illness adjustment and transition
Sara L. Lampert-Okin, Meghan M. Howe, Angela Yu, Kim Grzesek, and Rachel Neff Greenley
Chapter 21: Supervision and future challenges in pediatric psychogastroenterology
Bonney Reed, Simon R. Knowles, and Miranda A.L. van Tilburg
