"Means Matter" is about restricting access to lethal means in order to reduce suicide risks. It is from Harvard Injury Control Research Center and has program recommendations.

PRIMARY PSYCHIATRY
http://www.primarypsychiatry.com/aspx/articledetail.aspx?articleid=393
This article focuses on those anxiety conditions where the literature
substantiates the use of CBT in children and adolescents.

This 2006 paper represents current thinking of the American Association of Children’s Residential Centers (AACRC) regarding the importance of family-driven care for youth placed in congregate facilities.

AACRC is the longest standing national association focused on the needs of children in residential treatment and their families. The research in residential treatment consistently shows that the processes and outcomes of care improve in correlation with the degree of family involvement.

Online Mental Health Fair

Revolution Health is joining with its nonprofit partners to help you to feel well and do "good" at the same time. By participating in our Health Fair you will get the latest in mental health information and support. For each booth that you visit Revolution Health will donate $.25 to the organization.

This report documents critical issues in children’s mental health policy and service delivery from the perspective of stakeholders in the family and youth movement.

CAICA seeks to expose and rectify the abuse and distress of children placed in private residential facilities, behavior modification programs, boot camps, wilderness programs, and boarding schools. We believe that no child should be abducted, incarcerated, abused, neglected, or stripped of their basic human rights for the sake of profit.                     

A resource for health care providers and policy makers, focusing on early intervention with infants and toddlers through primary health care givers as a way to prevent or delay later negative outcomes. It includes a relevant literature section and eight case studies promoting children's mental health and well-being. This study was done through Georgetown University.  

Mental health provider attitudes toward organizational change have not been well studied.Dissemination and implementation of evidence-based practices (EBPs) into real-world settings represent organizational change that may be limited or facilitated by provider attitudestoward adoption of new treatments, interventions, and practices. A brief measure of mentalhealth provider attitudes toward adoption of EBPs was developed and attitudes were examined

Since the mid-1990's a total of 27 American Indians/Alaska Native and urban Indian communities have experienced positive outcomes at all levels in both planning and implementing a system of care approach. Since the work is funded by the Center for Mental Health Services and is written as specifically for children with severe emotional disturbance, the lead programs in these efforts tend to be the tribal childrens mental health programs.

Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)is the inability to correctly process information brought in by the senses. Everyday,we receive a great deal of information from our senses.We use this information to organize our behavior and successfully interact in the world. our senses give us information about the physical status of our bodys and the environment around us. Children with SPD misinterpret everyday sensory information,such as touch,sound,and movement.