3.64 PARENT-IDENTIFIED BARRIERS AND SOLUTIONS TO THEIR ENGAGEMENT AND RETENTION IN CHILD MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Shirley Alleyne,Katryne lukens-Bull,William Livingood,Allison Nussbaum, Michaela Denison,Aylin S. Emmert,Carmen Smotherman, Alicia Thomas, Ashley Thomas,Steven P. Cuffe

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY（2019）

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Abstract

This presentation aims to examine factors influencing parents of children with severe behavioral problems engagement and retention in child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHs) and methods to improve their receptiveness to CAMHs. We hypothesize that parental engagement in CAMH will be correlated with: 1) attitudes toward mental health treatment (MHT); 2) ease of accessing CAMHs; and 3) past experiences with CAMHs.

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mental health,child,barriers,services,parent-identified

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