Welcome to the Promising Practices Mini-Web!
Here you can find information on what's working for children with serious emotional
disturbance in systems of care.
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On this site, you can find three series of monographs on Promising Practices in Children's
Mental Health. The most recent, the 2001 Series, contains three
volumes. The 2000 Series includes three volumes and the 1998 Series, which was released in early 1999, includes seven volumes.
Each monograph volume is available for download as a PDF  file (which requires Adobe Acrobat).
Please have patience when downloading large files! In addition, the Executive
Summaries are available to browse online in both English and Spanish. Volumes
downloaded from this website are free of charge, but hard copies
cost $12 per volume for shipping and handling. This page was last updated: December 20, 2007 |
Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children and Their Families Program
Child, Adolescent,
and Family Branch - Division of Knowledge Development and Systems Change
Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS)
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) |
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NEW! The
2001 series is now available for download in PDF . Hard copies
can also be ordered by clicking here ORDER FORM.
- Volume I:
Wraparound: Stories from the Field
- Volume II:
Learning from Families: Identifying Service Strategies for Success
- Volume III:
Promising Practices in Early Childhood Mental Health
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The 2000 series
is now available for download in PDF . Hard copies can also be
ordered. Also, see the letter
introducing the 2000 series.
- Volume
I: Cultural Strengths and Challenges in Implementing a System of Care Model in
American Indian Communities
- Volume
II: Using Evaluation Data to Manage, Improve, Market, and Sustain Children's
Services
- Volume
III: For the Long Haul: Maintaining Systems of Care Beyond the Federal
Investment
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The
1998 series is available for download in PDF . Hard copies
can still be ordered. Also, see the letter
introducing the 1998 series.
- Volume I:
New Roles for Families in Systems of Care
- Volume II:
Promising Practices in Family-Provider Collaboration
- Volume III:
The Role of Education in a System of Care: Effectively Serving Children with
Emotional or Behavioral Disorders
- Volume IV:
Promising Practices in Wraparound for Children with Serious Emotional Disturbance and
Their Families
- Volume V:
Training Strategies for Serving Children with Serious Emotional Disturbance and Their
Families in a System of Care
- Volume VI:
Building Collaboration in Systems of Care
- Volume VII:
A Compilation of Lessons Learned from the 22 Grantees of the 1997 Comprehensive Community
Mental Health Services for Children and Their Families Program
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