Child and Youth Mental Health in Canada: Cases from Front-line Settings
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Child and Youth Mental Health in Canada: Cases from Front-line Settings

by Patricia Kostouros, Brenda Thompson

Mental Health Social Work child psychology
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This book features cases from front-line settings in Canadian child and youth mental health. It offers insights into practical challenges and approaches for supporting young people's mental well-being. Ideal for professionals and students in psychology, health, and education fields seeking real-world perspectives.

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Child and Youth Mental Health in Canada presents cases drawn from front-line settings, highlighting the realities of mental health support for young people.

Authored by Patricia Kostouros and Brenda Thompson, the book focuses on practical scenarios encountered in Canadian contexts.

It provides a resource for understanding and addressing mental health challenges in child and youth populations through real-life examples.

The content emphasizes the importance of front-line experiences in shaping effective mental health practices.

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