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A Clinical Perspective on Mental Health Assessment and Subsequent Treatment inside the Infant Toddler Court Program (for Clinicians)

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This webinar provides an overview of best practices in relationship-based assessment and infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH) treatment in Safe Babies Court Teams™ (SBCT).
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Explore the necessity of a comprehensive assessment for effective treatment planning and the importance of coordination of services and ongoing collaboration with all team members to support optimal family outcomes.

 

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