The following 3 new programs that focus
on child and adolescent behavior and mental health were recently
added to RAND's Promising Practices Network Web site:
The Social Decision Making/Problem
Solving Program
The Social Decision Making/Problem Solving
Program is working to develop self-esteem, self-control,
social-awareness skills, and skills for coping with stress
and emotions for children and adolescents in grades K-8.
To learn more, please click
here.
The Coping Cat Program
The Coping Cat Program is a cognitive-behavioral
therapy intervention that works with children and adolescents
ages 8-17 to assist them in recognizing and analyzing anxious
feelings, while developing strategies to cope with anxiety-provoking
situations. To learn more, please click
here.
The Reaching Educators, Children,
and Parents Program
The Reaching Educators, Children,
and Parents program is a comprehensive school-based skills-training
program designed to reduce psychological problems and to
prevent more serious problems among children who are not
receiving formal mental health services. To learn more,
please click
here.
