BHN Winter 2019 Issue

“Changes in Our Children’s System of Care”

Articles in This Issue

• Addressing the Growing Problem of School Refusal
• Building Workforce Capacity to Support the Mental Health Needs of Young Children and Their Families
• Championing a Hidden Health Crisis: Childhood Sexual Trauma
• Changes in Our Children’s System of Care
• Collaborating to Improve Children’s Health Care: The Time is Now
• Community Capacity: Can We Deliver Better Treatment for Children and Families?
• Consumer Perspectives: Advocates, Supporters, Parents
• Essentials for Working with Teenagers in Groups
• Funding for NYS Opioid Epidemic
• Identifying and Managing Anxiety and Worry In Children and Adolescents
• Implementing Universal Suicide Risk Screening in Healthcare Settings: Model Could Help Hospitals Better Identify and Aid Youth at Risk for Suicide
• Medicaid Redesign Will Help Children and Families Get the Right Services at the Right Time
• Meeting the Needs of Youth in Transition: Recommendations for Systems Reform
• System Change and Service Providers: Opportunities and Challenges in Addressing Unmet Needs
• The Changing Landscape of Children’s Behavioral Health in New York: Opportunities for Addiction Services
• The Children’s Psychiatric Symptom Rating Scale (CPSRS)
• The NYSPA Report: Spotlight on OnTrackNY – New York’s First-Episode Psychosis Early Intervention Program
• To Help Transition Age Youth and Young Adults Succeed: Focus on Their Education
• To Improve Adolescent Mental Health, We May Need to Address Adverse World Events
• Transformations at MHA Westchester: Children’s Services
• When and Where They Need It: Providing Community-Based Services to Families and Youth for Foundational Wellbeing

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