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Reducing Behavior Problems in Early Care and Education Programs: An Evaluation of Connecticut’s Early Childhood Consultation Partnership
This brief from the Child Health and Development Institute describes the results of a rigorous random-controlled evaluation of a statewide system of early childhood mental health consultation for early education and child care programs.
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Connecticut Puts Developmental Needs First With Help Me Grow (HMG)
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In June 2011, Connecticut became the first state to pass paid sick leave legislation.
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Connecticut Links Services through Early Childhood Consultation Partnership
Learn how the Early Childhood Consultation Partnership (ECCP®) program is one of the first statewide, comprehensive, data-driven Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation programs in the nation.