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Acculturation and Adaptation in Latino Families: Evaluating the Entre Dos Mundos (EDM) Program slides
This presentation describes and evaluates the Entre Dos Mundos intervention, which provides acculturation-focused services to Latino families with the goal of decreasing mental health problems in Latino adolescents.

Date Posted: Friday, July 31, 2009
Authors: Paul R Smokowski
Applicable Courses: Child and Adolescent Development, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Practice, Child and Adolescent Practice, Discrimination and Inequality, Family and Child Practice, Family Development and HBSE, Mental Health Practice
Topics: Children and Families, Diverse Populations, Mental Health

Inhalant Use Among Incarcerated Adolescents in the United States: Prevalence, Characteristics, and Correlates of Use slides notes
This presentation is based on a study using residents of 27 Missouri Division of Youth Services Facilities who completed interviews to determine patterns of inhalant use among incarcerated adolescents.

Date Posted: Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Authors: Matthew Howard, Robert Balster, Linda Cottler, Michael Vaughn, Li-Tzy Wu
Applicable Courses: ATOD and Substance Abuse, Child and Adolescent Development, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Practice, Child and Adolescent Practice, Mental Health Practice, Violence and Anti-Social Behavior
Topics: Children and Families, Mental Health, Substance Abuse

Social Information-Processing Skills Training to Promote Social Competence and Prevent Aggressive Behavior in the Third Grade slides notes
This presentation is based on a study of the Making Choices Program that aims to promote social competence and reduce aggressive behavior among elementary school children by strengthening skills in processing social information and regulating emotions.

Date Posted: Thursday, June 28, 2007
Authors: Mark W Fraser, Maeda J Galinsky, Paul R Smokowski, Stephen H. Day, Shenyang Guo, Roderick Rose, Mary Terzian
Applicable Courses: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Practice, Family and Child Policy, Health Practice, Mental Health Practice, School Social Work
Topics: Children and Families, Mental Health

The Well-Being of Immigrant Latino Youth: A Framework to Inform Practice slides notes
This presentation summarizes findings regarding the well-being of Latino youth in several domains important to functioning later in life (e.g. mental health, substance use, school functioning, early adult role-taking). Risks and protective factors that impact the adaptation of Latino youth in immigrant families are also discussed. A framework of practice guidelines is proposed to guide helping professionals in assessing the needs of Latino youth.

Date Posted: Friday, September 15, 2006
Authors: Mimi V Chapman, Krista Perreira
Applicable Courses: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Practice, Child and Adolescent Practice, Child Welfare and Child Welfare Policy, Discrimination and Inequality, Family and Child Practice, Mental Health Practice, Social Policy
Topics: Children and Families, Diverse Populations, Mental Health, Policy

Histories of Developmental Task Attainment in Aggressive Children and Their Relationship to Behavior in Middle Childhood slides notes
This presentation is drawn from a study of the heterogeneity of developmental task attainment histories of children with aggression in middle childhood

Date Posted: Thursday, March 16, 2006
Authors: Natasha K Bowen
Applicable Courses: Child and Adolescent Development, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Practice, Child and Adolescent Practice, Child Welfare and Child Welfare Policy, Family and Child Practice, Family Development and HBSE, Mental Health Practice, School Social Work, Violence and Anti-Social Behavior
Topics: Children and Families, Mental Health, Policy

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