Pathways to prevention: A training and technical assistance initiative to increase program capacity to address infant mental health issues in Early Head Start

Description:

A description and evaluation of the Pathways to Prevention and Training Initiative, designed to help communities meet their infants? mental health needs by providing consultants to train and work with Early Head Start and Migrant and Seasonal Head Start staff

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Other

Author(s):

Mann Tammy; Boss Jennifer; Randolph Suzanne M.

Publisher(s):

John Wiley & Sons

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