The patient is helped to determine which problems could be considered critical. Upon learning those critical problems, proper advice and solutions could be achieved and suggested. Thus, the patient would have sufficient support mechanism from within. Cognitive therapy for depression also helps patients deal with problems and thoughts that make him or her stressful. In order to diagnose BED, one might ask the following questions: Do you often eat until you are so full that it s already uncomfortable? Do you eat extremely large amounts of food, even when you are not hungry? Do you eat more quickly whenever you feel the craving for food? Do you feel disgusted with yourself after eating too much? Although it might seem absurd that preschool children experience sadness that can lead to depression as they grow older, it should also be considered that when this nonchalance over the child's melancholy is not given proper attention, it can result to a more complex emotional problem in the future. What parents and teachers can do? Seeing the signs In the stage of mania, a person with bipolar disorder is known to exude increased restlessness, tremendous enthusiasm, high level of energy, unusual talkativeness, recklessness, show of power, and recurrent euphoric periods. This mood swing can result to reckless and impulsive spending or even risky sex escapades. Eating problems could be refusing to eat, playing and not eating during meal time, and eating non-food items. Children may refuse or dawdle when eating if they want attention, too pressured by the parents, eating time is not pleasant or they may be still full. It is important to plan their meals. For example, if they want to eat snack so close to lunch time, you could provide them small proportion of snacks which would still leave them interested to eat during lunch time. The cause of AS is yet to be discovered, though theories such as heredity, genetic difference, or brain abnormality have been considered. Furthermore, diagnosing a child of Asperger s is not as easy, since there is no single test that could spot AS. One would need a group of experts on the area of Developmental Disorders, a thorough inspection of medical history of the child and his/her family, and undergoing physical and neurological exams, especially when diagnosing an adult with AS.