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Direct linkEric J. Bruns; Kristine Lee; Chayna Davis; Michael D. Pullmann; Kristy Ludwig; Mark Sander; Cheryl Holm-Hansen; Sharon Hoover; Elizabeth M. McCauley – Grantee Submission, 2023
Schools offer an advantageous setting for prevention, early identification, and treatment of mental health problems for youth. However, school mental health (SMH) services are typically not based on evidence for effectiveness, nor are they efficiently delivered, with SMH practitioners (SMHPs) able to only treat a small number of students in need.…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, Program Length, Learner Engagement, Problem Solving
