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What works?: A study of effective early childhood mental health consultation programs: Executive summary

Description:
A summary of a study of the components of effective early childhood mental health consultation programs, based on case studies of 6 programs, an online scan of all state early childhood mental health consultation activities, and a meeting of experts
Resource Type:
Executive Summary
Author(s):
Duran Frances; Hepburn Kathy Seitzinger; Irvine Marisa; Kaufmann Roxane K.; Anthony Bruno J.; Horen Neal; Perry Deborah F.
Publisher(s):
Georgetown University. Center for Child and Human Development
Funder(s):
Annie E. Casey Foundation; A. L. Mailman Family Foundation

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