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Note: The Children’s Mental Health Network ceased operation in December, 2023. This archived website is available for you to peruse past articles and our vast library of research articles and news sources on children’s mental health, dating back to 2012.

Medicaid cuts “blowin’ in the wind”

Posted on January 10, 2013

A recent article in the New York Times had me queasily humming the famous Bob Dylan tune “Blowing in the…

Important message to Peer-run organizations from SAMHSA

Posted on January 09, 2013

Please find a letter, located here, announcing the opportunity to apply for a contract sub-award under SAMHSA’s Bringing Recovery…

Medicaid Health Homes and wraparound – what are the possibilities?

Posted on January 09, 2013

Hey Network faithful, this looks like an interesting webinar to attend. Given the swirling winds around Medicaid and what states…

Gun Violence Prevention Task Force leadership announced

Posted on January 05, 2013

Following the tragic events in Newton, CT, California Congressman Mike Thompson was asked to chair the Gun Violence Prevention Task…

Ah, the sordid details of the “Cliff deal”

Posted on January 05, 2013

The Daily Mirror, National Enquirer or TMZ can’t hold a candle to the story in the National Journal about…

APA looking for graduate students to serve

Posted on January 05, 2013

Are you a graduate student or know of one who has strong leadership potential and wishes to serve in an…

Drug Treatment Courts Offer Hope for Youth

Posted on January 03, 2013

SAMHSA News ~ The young Californians served by the Monterey County Health Department’s Hope for Youth/Esperanza para los Jóvenes face…

New round of Expansion grants announced

Posted on January 03, 2013

Check it out Network faithful. SAMHSA is accepting applications for another round of Expansion grants so pay attention, sharpen your…

Shared decision-making part of ACA but has a long way to go

Posted on January 03, 2013

Quick quiz – do you know what ACA Section 3506 is? No worries, most people don’t. It is this…