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Conduct Disorder: Reducing Burden on Children and Society

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Conduct Disorder: Reducing Burden on Children and Society

Article & Infographic

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Infographics

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Plan and Prepare

Resource Type

Infographics

Implementation Stage(s)

Plan and Prepare

Resource Details

Implementation Stages

Description

The University of California Irvine’s School of Ecology offers a summary and infographics based off of a research article that shares what can be done to improve diagnosis and treatment for children with behavior problems. Greater awareness, improved diagnosis, and enhanced treatment are examined. Infographics are provided to feature an easy to read and interpret the ramifications if Conduct Disorder (CD) is not diagnosed and treated for children/youth.

Developers

The University of California Irvine’s School of social Ecology

Keep the Momentum Going

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    Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)

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    Childhood Trauma and Impacts

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    Parent and Child Mental Health Survey – December 2023 Findings

Description

The University of California Irvine’s School of Ecology offers a summary and infographics based off of a research article that shares what can be done to improve diagnosis and treatment for children with behavior problems. Greater awareness, improved diagnosis, and enhanced treatment are examined. Infographics are provided to feature an easy to read and interpret the ramifications if Conduct Disorder (CD) is not diagnosed and treated for children/youth.

Developers

The University of California Irvine’s School of social Ecology

Resource Details

Implementation Stages

Keep the Momentum Going

Related resources for further exploration

  • Websites

    Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)

  • Websites

    Childhood Trauma and Impacts

  • Trainings and Webinars

    Parent and Child Mental Health Survey – December 2023 Findings