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Coordinating Care for Children with Serious Mental Health Challenges
Coordinating Care for Children with Serious Mental Health Challenges
Caring for children, especially those with serious emotional issues, is a challenge. To help, SAMHSA's Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) has a successful program to coordinate care and involve families.
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Nine Core Principles for Health Reform
Nine Core Principles for Health Reform
Ensuring current health reform efforts include mental health and substance abuse issues, SAMHSA recently presented nine core principles developed with much input from the field.
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Top Stories in This Issue
President’s Budget
Retail Tobacco Sales to Youth
A recent report suggests retailers are more vigilant than ever, as sales to youth continue to drop.
Addressing Suicidal Thoughts & Behaviors
Parent Involvement Makes a Difference
Parents play an important role in preventing their children’s potential substance abuse.
Buprenorphine: Guide for Nurses
TIP 50: Literature Review
Read the analysis of available literature and an annotated bibliography – TIP 50’s ongoing online updates – to help counselors address their clients’ possible suicidal thoughts.
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Need Treatment? Many Say No
Nearly 7 million young people age 18 to 25 were classified as “needing treatment” in the past year. Did they get it?
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National Directory Updated and Available
SAMHSA’s guide to finding local substance abuse treatment programs is now available.
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State-by-State Estimates
Different state, different challenges. A recent report from SAMHSA offers comparisons of more than 20 categories of substance abuse and mental health issues, including binge drinking and depression.

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