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The Power of Levelness: Making Child Mental Health Visible and Concrete Through a Simplifying Model

This report presents "Levelness" as an explanatory metaphor that helps people understand early child mental health. It helps people understand that young children have mental health, what promotes it, and what undermines it.
Author(s)
Michael Erard, Nathaniel Kendall-Taylor, Lynn Davey, Adam Simon
Published
October 13, 2010
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This report presents “Levelness” as an explanatory metaphor that helps people understand that young children have mental health, what promotes it, and what undermines it.

Issues
Child and Adolescent Development Families Health
Countries
United States

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