What's working?: A study of the intersection of family, friend, and neighbor networks and early childhood mental health consultation

Description:

With few systemic efforts to improve and enhance FFN child care, this study aimed to understand the potential role that IECMHC, as an effective, prevention-based service, could play to meet the needs of FFN providers, children and their families. With no previous studies about how IECMHC is being used by FFN child care, we wanted to determine whether mental health consultation is a helpful approach for FFN settings in supporting young children's social and emotional development. (author abstract)

Resource Type:

Reports & Papers

Author(s):

Le Lan T.; Lavin Kelly; Aquino Ana Katrina; Shivers Eva Marie; Perry Deborah F.; Horen Neal

Publisher(s):

Georgetown University. Center for Child and Human Development

Funder(s):

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Country:

United States

State(s)/Territories/Tribal Nation(s):

Arizona; California; Colorado; Michigan

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