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Keeping Young Minds Healthy

Date Published: 
October, 2010

This TIME article spells out early childhood mental health with illustrative examples, and explains the lifetime payoff of investing in prevention programs early on. It also provides an overview of different types of interventions for children, outlines the importance of involving families in the therapeutic process, and stresses the importance and promise of addressing children’s mental health in crisis situations, well before mental health problems materialize.

Access the article, Keeping Young Minds Healthy, from the TIME Web site.

The article also links to Smart Parents, Happy Kids, a short column on parenting, which includes ideas and resources for working with parents.

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