Model programs in child and family mental health
Recent developments in health care delivery make clear the importance of effective services for children and their families. This volume describes of mental health problems. The programs were carefully reviewed and selected by a task force of professionals for demonstrating effective ways of approaching mental and physical problems facing children form a psychological perspective. Complementing the program descriptions, overview chapters by leaders in the mental health service field examine characteristics of exemplary interventions
Print Book, English, ©1996
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, N.J., ©1996
xii, 422 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
9780805816518, 9780805816525, 0805816518, 0805816526
33897791
I. Commonalities and uniqueness of model programs. Models for service delivery in child and family mental health. II. Primary and secondary prevention programs. Prevention in child and family mental health: a growing challenge
An ecobehavioral model for serious family disorders: child abuse and neglect; developmental disabilities
I can problem solve (ICPS): an interpersonal cognitive problem solving program for children
The primary mental health project: school-based preventive intervention for adjustment problems
A school-based intervention for children of divorce: the children's support group. III. Targeted problem intervention programs. Characteristics shared by exemplary child clinical interventions for indicated populations
Strengthening families through strengthening relationships: the ounce of prevention fund developmental training and support program
Tuesday's child: an early intervention project to improve the parent-child relationship
School-based intervention in disaster and trauma
Memphis city schools mental health center
Intensive treatment for ADHD: a model summer treatment program
Division TEACCH: a collaborative model program for service delivery, training, and research for people with autism and related communication handicaps
Teaching-family model of group home treatment of children with severe behavior problems
Consultation and liaison in a children's hospital
Mental health services in pediatric primary care. IV. Family based and coordinated family preservation services. Coordination of mental health services for children, adolescents, and their families
The homebuilders model: an evolving service approach for families
Treating seriously troubled youths and families in their contexts: multisystemic therapy
"NTU": progressive life center's afrocentric approach to therapeutic foster care
The Fort Bragg child and adolescent mental health demonstration project
The Ventura planning model: lessons in reforming a system
"The Section on Clinical Child Psychology and the Division of Child, Youth, and Family Services of the American Psychological Association."