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X-WR-CALNAME:Engaging Youth and Families in Mental Health Services: Ideas f
 or Assessment and Intervention
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DESCRIPTION:Low treatment engagement is one of the most common obstacles th
 at clinicians encounter. However\, addressing engagement challenges is com
 plex for two reasons: (1) engagement concerns are quite varied and might g
 o undetected by clinicians in part due to the lack of ways to measure enga
 gement and the reluctance of youth and families to spontaneously report co
 ncerns and (2) although there is a growing evidence base of engagement int
 erventions\, it is not well-organized or widely disseminated. This present
 ation will provide an overview of treatment engagement in youth mental hea
 lth services\, present a multidimensional approach for thinking about enga
 gement\, share a free survey that measures youth and caregiver engagement 
 in services\, explain how assessment informs strategies for addressing eng
 agement challenges\, and describe research findings from the Reaching Fami
 lies multisite trial.\n\n \n\n1 CE credit hour is available free of charge
  to Weill Cornell Medicine Department of Psychiatry\, full time and volunt
 ary psychology\, social work and LMHC faculty
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SUMMARY:Engaging Youth and Families in Mental Health Services: Ideas for As
 sessment and Intervention
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.weill.cornell.edu/event/engaging-youth-and-fam
 ilies-in-mental-health-services-ideas-for-assessment-and-intervention
CATEGORIES:Grand Rounds
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