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| Preface |
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| Acknowledgments |
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| About the Authors |
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| Introduction |
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| Part I. The Field of Mental Health in Schools |
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| 1. Mental Health in Schools: Past and Present |
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| 2. About Moving Toward a Comprehensive Approach |
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| Part II. Three Major Issues Confronting the Field |
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| 3. Labeling, Screening, and Over-Pathologizing |
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| 4. Evidence-Based Practices in Schools: Concerns About Fit and Implementation |
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| 5. Social Control Versus Engagement in Learning: A Mental Health Perspective |
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| Part III. Moving Forward: School-Based Strategies for Addressing Behavior, Learning, and Emotional Problems |
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| 6. A Period of Transition and Possible Transformation |
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| 7. Strategies for Embedding Mental Health in School Improvement |
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| 8. Social and Emotional Learning and Promotion of Mental Health: Implications for Addressing Behavior Problems |
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| 9. Challenges and Opportunities for Promoting Mental Health in the Classroom |
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| 10. Mental Health Assistance for Students at School |
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| 11. Focusing on the Well-Being of School Staff |
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| Part IV. Policy and Systemic Change for Moving Forward |
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| 12. New Directions |
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| 13. Collaboration: Working Together to Move Forward and Enhance Impact |
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| 14. Show Us the Data: Using and Extending the Research Base |
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| 15. Addressing Systemic Change |
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| Call to Action: Moving Forward |
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| Appendix: Leadership at a School Site for an Enabling or Learning Supports Component |
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| References |
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| Index |
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