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Top 4 Programs Your Facility Can Implement at Almost No Cost Within 21 Days to Lock-in New Funding by Jane Simmons Whether you work in family re-integration, or research, or juvenile detention, there is an underlying need to produce products and services at a reduced cost . . .
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Top 4 Programs Your Facility Can Implement at Almost No Cost Within 21 Days to Lock-in New Funding ********************************************************* Computer-Based Interventions Promote Drug Abstinence ********************************************************* Why Online Adolescent Counseling is Becoming the New Boon for Families ********************************************************* Lack of Behavior Options Fuels Computer-Based Elementary and Secondary Schools ********************************************************* Behavioral House Calls? Professionals Hit the Streets to Solve Problems at the Source ********************************************************** High Court Weighs Life Term for Minors ********************************************************** NIH Awards $8.5 Million for Research on Pharmaceuticals for Children
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Computer-Based Interventions Promote Drug Abstinence by Lori Whitten
Ever since Sigmund Freud first invited a patient to lie on a couch to talk things out, therapy has involved . . .
Why Online Adolescent Counseling is Becoming the New Boon for Families By Carol Brannum
Whether parents realize it or not, their children are hungry for information about their problems . . .
Over the past several years there has been an increase in growth among online schools. Previously . . .
Over the past several years, in-home solutions to child behavior have been popularized by programs . . .
by Nina Totenberg
Is it unconstitutionally cruel and unusual punishment to send a juvenile away to prison for life, without parole for a crime that does not involve a death?
Studying drugs in pediatric populations is challenging because drugs often affect children differently . . .
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