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Chapter 3: Family Voice and ChoiceSymposium – Family Driven Approaches to Services, Supports, and Research
Building Creative Partnerships: Sustaining Family Involvement in Evaluation Youth Involvement in Systems of Care: Youth and Youth Coordinators' Perspectives The Meaning of Diagnosis: Implications for Clinician-parent Partnership in Child Mental Health What Caregivers are Saying about Wraparound What Youth in Foster Care Think about Mental Health Services Using Family Perceptions to Shape the Research and Policy Agenda on Intervention Development The Relationship Between Family Empowerment and Youth Mental Health Outcomes Family Empowerment as a Mediator between System of Care and Changes in Child Functioning: Identifying an Important Mechanism of Change Depression Among Primary Caregivers of Children with Mental Health Needs Symposium – The Ecology of Maternal Depression: Addressing a Silent Epidemic
Making Time for Parents: Comments on the American Time Use Survey |
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