This guide is specifically aimed at practicing pediatricians and adolescent doctors as navigators for families in need of early assistance due to high psychosocial stress. The practically oriented book describes the dynamics of early childhood regulatory disorders, parental psychopathology, and other psychosocial burdens. Drawing from daily practice, the authors discuss how pediatricians can identify the need for early assistance through preventive examinations and other screening tools, and how they can initiate and provide psychosocial support. Ultimately, the reader gains an overview of possible interventions and integrated care offerings in the areas of therapy, support, and counseling.