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Session Submission Type: Symposium
The gap between service-need and service-delivery in child and youth mental health is well documented in the literature. Topics of discussion include 1) the importance of training graduate students in psychodiagnostic assessment, 2) factors relating to sustainability of a school-based behavior support intervention, School-wide Positive Behavior Support, and 3) training graduate students to deliver an evidence-based preventive curriculum for children with anxiety. Session attendees will gain an understanding of the benefits of cross disciplinary graduate training for school helping professionals, and the factors that enhance and challenge training objectives.
Training Graduate Students on the Anxiety Disorders Interview Schedule for Children-Parent Report - Christine Yu, The University of British Columbia; Lynn D. Miller, The University of British Columbia; Karen Hamill, The University of British Columbia; Heather Baker, The University of British Columbia; Angela Herle, The University of British Columbia
Factors Predicting Sustained Implementation of School-Based Behavior Support Interventions - Kent McIntosh, The University of British Columbia; Susanna Mathews, The University of British Columbia
Graduate Training in a Manualized Treatment for Young Children and Their Parents - Arlene Young, Simon Fraser University