School mental health cover Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Susan Foster Mary Rollefson Teresa
Doksum Denise Noonan Gail Robinson Judith Teich Page 4 Page 5 Acknowledgments The …

This article describes the first national survey of mental health services in a representative
sample of the 83,000 United States (US) public elementary, middle, and high schools and …

In an effort to bridge the gap between serviceneed and service utilization, an urban based,
university-affiliated children's psychiatric outpatientclinic implemented a program which …

OBJECTIVE: To describe the use of mental health and substance abuse services by children
and adolescents as reported from the four community sites included in the NIMH Methods for …

In an effort to bridge the gap between service need and service utilization, an urban based,
university affiliated children's psychiatric outpatient clinic has implemented a program which …

Through a variety of state and local funding and administrative arrangements, expanded
school mental health (ESMH) programs have been developed in nearly half of the 176 …

Problems related to mental illness are increasingly becoming the focal point of public
concern over the safety and performance of schools, yet little is known about the availability …

The authors discuss the growing movement in the United States to develop expanded
school mental health programs. These programs represent partnerships between schools …

In this article we present an overview of descriptive and longitudinal outcome data collected
by the national evaluation of the Comprehensive Community Mental Health for Children and …

The evolution of school mental health services has occurred over a long time span and
reflects social developments outside of education, changes in dominant philosophies and …