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Words matter: How to Use Frames Effectively to Advance Child Mental Health

It is relatively common for children to experience mental health problems. Yet, without a shared understanding of child mental health between parents, communities and service providers, many do not receive the support they need. Getting the language of child mental health right is a crucial step in building this shared understanding, connecting children to necessary supports and preventing mental health difficulties into the future.
Date
August 26, 2020
Convened by
Australian Institute of Family Studies
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Presentation type
Presentation
Issues
Child and Adolescent Development Health

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