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Barnsley in Depth Children’s and Young People’s Report – 2008/09 InformationFigure 3.12.1: Prevalence of Some Specific Child and Adolescent Mental HealthProblemsSource: Barnsley MBC Social Services, Mental Health and ONS 2008 Mid Year PopulationEstimatesDiagnosis Age Prevalence % Approx.No’sAffectedConduct/Behavioural ProblemsConduct disorder 4-11 8.3 1,67812-16 14 2,063Attention Deficit Disorderwith Hyperactivity (DSM III) 4-16 5 1,748Substance Abuse 16 16 498Emotional ProblemsEmotional Disorder 4-16 10 3,496Obsessive Compulsive Disorder 4-17 1.0 380Over anxious Disorder 12-16 3.6 531Separation Anxiety Disorder 12-16 2.4 354Depressive Disorder 6-11 0.4-2 61-30612-19 0.4-6.4 94-1,501Suicide Attempts 12-15 1 116Developmental ProblemsEnuresis 10 2.5 67Encopresis 10 0.8 21Eating DisordersAnorexia Nervosa (DSM III) 14-17 0.3 36Bulimia Nervosa (DSM III) 14-17 2.5 300Pervasive Developmental Disorders andPsychosisAutism/Autism Spectrum 2-15 0.2 74Psychoses 13-19 0.5 1033.12.2 Referrals in BarnsleyDuring 2008, there were 1,097 referrals to the Child and Adolescent MentalHealth Service (CAMHS), with an approximate 60:40 gender split with moreboys being referred. The majority of the children referred to CAMHS were ofWhite British ethnic origin. There were 4 discrepancies in the data thereforethe age of referral could not be obtained. Of 1,097 referrals, 2.5% were of pre- 31 -