What Works in Mental Health and Child Protection Interventions?

• 2017

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• Nigel Timmins; Kelly Dickson; Katharine Williamson

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This webinar discusses the findings of reviews and synthesis of the research evidence on effective strategies for supporting mental health and protecting children during and after disasters. It describes various approaches that have been successful in helping children who face mental health challenges or are at risk of harm. By focusing on proven methods, the article aims to guide caregivers, educators, and professionals in making informed decisions to improve the well-being of children in need.

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Focus Areas: Mental Health; Trauma

Audiences: Behavioral Health Professionals; Emergency Managers; Nurses; Physicians

Emergency Management Stages: Response; Recovery

Keywords: Child Welfare; Mental Health; Protective Factors; Evidence-Based Practice

Institutions: Tufts University

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