[Health_Education_Promotion] FW: e-adolescence: Mental Health

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From: Thorne Elizabeth K
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2013 8:34 AM
To: PHD-Prevent-Promote-AGRH; NOONAN Donna; hklb at googlegroups.com
Subject: FW: e-adolescence: Mental Health

Resource sharing!

Liz

Elizabeth K. Thorne, MPH
Adolescent Health Policy & Assessment Specialist
Center for Prevention & Health Promotion
Oregon Public Health Division
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From: Glynis Shea [mailto:glynis at konopka-umn.ccsend.com] On Behalf Of Glynis Shea
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 2:41 PM
To: elizabeth.k.thorne at state.or.us
Subject: e-adolescence: Mental Health


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e-adolescence is a listing of on-line resources for state MCH professionals working to improve adolescent health, safety and well-being.  We encourage you to share this information with others.

As a resource made possible by the National Initiative to Improve Adolescent Health (NIIAH), this email is produced by the State Adolescent Health Resource Center at the Konopka Institute. The information collected here is gathered from NIIAH partners (indicated in red) and other leading organizations, newsletters and news sources.


Portal Access


Knowledge Path: Emotional, Behavioral, and Mental Health Challenges in Children and Adolescents, January 2013<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGD1p8C2VjH5gbcTRUXvt-PGto5Pk1Ev3J4ms0vNvwqZDpcbBQfcBSo5wpYCGQgdLv5SfO_7MMuwF9XmGIKyER7QBl7L4_mNtxVmbMVL0094tNszWF54yPBIYLOzbPGhKrAj1rlHaGn3Fa_bqcI7BPz-dL5Vjh8ft6-8lGQL5P7a5AXPgCzV7jr3DhSdMJPTX-oLzxRfNepwCsiZWI8_3xxR6N_34JutHrOv0N01SMliG8hJlJ2HQtVnx-Si56P_w-9DKk7RYgTcsQ==>

Georgetown University, Maternal and Child Health Library
This knowledge path directs readers to a selection of current, high-quality resources that analyze data, describe effective programs, and report on policy and research aimed at improving access to and quality of care for children and adolescents with emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges.


Concepts & Approaches


A Public Health Approach to Children's Mental Health: A Conceptual Framework, 2010<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGDiKG1ZD2xSUlLzkQLKBO-VqsAQST6SYfGznb5sW48-x-N7e_yH5th0C2h4MveQQp05qmupYvB-tWsIVO7b8Geq-zzPoQ-pfb5t-GkpykaOPaPMhcziWAssRwkrVrQo57_gmqvWJ1wh2SHliMyoKIPTjPxN20N_t-q6GXt7WmMTONkAhSEVEn5jr7VtPruvmFVmHBbyfsoc-MGNMJpLU9YBwaCiudqACqK-BO_pmtM7tOCvpsRrmrfyFHKtjxVgy9A=>

Georgetown University Center for Child and Human, Development, National Technical Assistance Center for Children's Mental Health

This monograph advances an approach to children's mental health that applies public health concepts to support children's mental health and development. The range of intervention activities includes: promoting positive mental health, preventing mental health problems, treating mental health problems, and re/claiming optimal health while addressing a mental health


National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGCtl4kAb04gTk7gt_RP8WSEOtfQeIffG9UEKjBcUo5OMetD9QLt4E1P4djOIYFCf4KlnK3u_YX2ChcJzjqY-pb71UiiabqRdCvtiA45cpaRjW8c4Whun0x1ek4xADt5bw_aTg6EbbhXLpn5x1D9YnnUVayvE01eNm2BIKd9SWuTobU5wG_xfq4fFWIBpIJe2-59ke4g9Ippwvh46UctNWTK>

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
Searchable online registry of more than 250 interventions supporting mental health promotion, substance abuse prevention, and mental health and substance abuse treatment. Searchable age fields include adolescents age 13-17, and young adults ages 18-25.


Measures & Data


Healthy People 2020: Mental Health & Mental Disorders<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGBHt_aXhUyvkFbs2QGuRYtMlhiHF68q2EFYz9Ogobuqnf6KJyPaqk5czaYj57quytuj9gwM2Sh2sOBrMRnNXQzPE3WZqjjlnM0YUNIddnrU4ZJvIkddhsUE6hMJzSMYg-6uH1-rCNCZo9WB4VF-rRzZsf2QEcXTK8ciZvRZeH0G6I54T2kkM2e2ef5OXgUZO4yeDbmmFLH24sM_jfjXViOAAB93lFUAyxIKUQtNQtKHcdLgfk9FnT1aPprLifTy_e_8yMTEG37gaDZmUJ5Ailo0351P-o_W-BmojATbPy1ftQ==>

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Healthy People 2020 identifies several adolescent specific mental health objectives for the nation including: reduced suicide attempts by adolescents; reducing the proportion of adolescents who engage in disordered eating behaviors for weight control; and increasing the proportion of primary care physicians who screen youth ages 12-18 for depression during office visits.  Learn more about these objectives, baselines and target measures, data sources, evidence-based resources and clinical recommendations.


State Mental Health Facts, 2011<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGAGKBYvhlEmwCU3Rzh8a80FTGXtU3edINtQ1nogHncslvscBIDBUw-qslvv779gghvWvXSA2stCqzHu7V_C1eYDZ0kIsiN0x3JvXjFkv5DKTZX9-wzY6oZ0a_VVfzZ3-63Ug3b6bXE-VI11X2q3yarB2bKE4wCQPoZ_-xUyqtdloMORTnJqTfJRdPWbE5Cp9wtLhSENMqkPK5--kBY8G2M-byKQaQRZgx4dv6CT4SmogbXPwcqpM1AMJkAnGqMvOuOpFUruBsdDOtVAVmExlliJl_DJrQKuA3Q=>

Office of Adolescent Health (OAH)

OAH offers a profile of adolescent mental health in every state and the District of Columbia compiled from the 2007 National Survey of Children's Health, the1991-2011 High School Youth Risk Behavior Survey data; and the 2009-2010 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health. Profiles include information such as the percentages of adolescents who: consistently exhibit positive social skills (according to parent); felt sad or hopeless; experienced depressive episodes; and considered or attempted suicides.



In schools


School Mental Health Website<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGDEh-CDofvmAofSiR6DVfphJ5SaeC07YAeXAQlfcOg2V9hUIjZjYfxbpkOtjlcpYzjW3ZXsUtc4mX6Nfda2gytRGn6BcBeqT5waMHquOL1YUuNX4ecn5gQawEgADtYnCTM5RWPyl5J-z_cPEa4pdHU5cHzaE99DWwbIqXZof8MlkOc_cGgZ_aOY7juDMuSE86pOOfUKwZNOxi-XCuqBtvFZ-ScGMhTefzk=>

**NIIAH Partner:  University of Maryland, Center for School Mental Health

This site offers school mental health resources not only for clinicians, but also for educators, administrators, parents/caregivers, families, and students. The resources on this site emphasize practical information and skills based on current research, including prominent evidence-based practices, as well as lessons learned from local, state, and national initiatives.


Virtual Toolbox for Mental Health in Schools<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGAdMfiCxeghrjz9BEhG5o7i_4o7UFL9Y0Ox9F0Mu3mSJ6LhQME-QZk2Fai3fsFijXVv3t_l0yWi-J0Ou-3FeAfjx5GLy1utVAVc0-svw7tW_vCR9bFgwfKCdT8wjbODvJvepGTKidm4IBGhp5-uKrgEiANrdggBX8JucElUEGwWDqup7bwuw6P7Ty_dc3E7J9zdjRz24OKRaKZTi9YDaQII>

**NIIAH Affiliate: Center for Mental Health in Schools, UCLA

This online toolbox compiles various brief resources mental health in schools and of the role mental health plays in the well-being of students, their families, and their teachers.  Toolbox sections include: framing mental health in schools; concerns, controversies, challenges and opportunities in the classroom; mental health assistance for students at school; and links to additional online resources, facts, continuing education and guidebooks.




Making the case


Measuring Associations Between Symptoms of Depression and Suicide in Adolescence and Unhealthy Romantic Relationships in Young Adulthood, April 2013<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGCIBFT8t1Yk64PzUp4YvX65D7f6zQjIn7-0u2vVAjbKUR2ZiJjn8Ub1perjK8n7bTvNLuh_xlMJE6LkVksvf_zkCwS1kivsSqjZ4jj1DFSOatu1gH4HTVFxeQXCLZuYHYEHImC6-qCHLt9lLSDEbfkYrB3vv135VHO5G51GxxVjgkqcvM76bEz5_DH0Sl8JhXZeBZuBPQWM_4eW7ZzHtG2HsJGjhrsAvn6X3hAKQcxBbQlNOQOBkHzl2ZdL82qJiZ4HReTakeRZwcK28655WVHLmtn8dBrlL1zMJcs6ACDEtl7GlUy2f--Nnej9K27fHbdFewa3o2HVBw==>

**NIIAH Partner: NAHIC and Child Trends

An analysis of data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health) shows that young, heterosexual adults who reported depressive or suicidal symptoms during adolescence are significantly more likely to report violence in their adult romantic relationships and sexual infidelity in their own or a partner's relationships. Authors call attention to the long-term importance of helping adolescents dealing with depression or suicidal symptoms, as well as identifying and helping adolescents at risk for these problems.


Child and Family Mental Health Framing Research and Recommendations<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGAVPwsUixuJF1PAbMe_pZiS_ikhAl7bAa3w0tcz37BnymcQVl302Tv5VPp7aWHmncNrvK6HsKn0LMr8u7eHkiOboqpNWXHCBMqUugot6xVfQHboA4C52BMdMfEKijfjkptjmWOMi2hJzZJ8eV1J7gbRDVJRE_wWBOyjkkDHMYH-0dlIB2GC-jdVpNc1ebfzpxL9zU-_Ic51tPTLRTlQIfY7zZbgl4bOdtwCuG0lkX9nIg==>

Frameworks Institute

Research reports and tools about the gap between scientific knowledge and the public's perception about child and family mental health and how to more effectively communicate knowledge to the public and policymakers to close the gap. Access their "Message Memo" and tool kit for materials you can use immediately. The FrameWorks Institute aims to advance the nonprofit sector's communications capacity by identifying, translating, and modeling relevant scholarly research for framing the public discourse about social problems.


Understanding the Social Determinants of Health<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001AxXrOxS2LGBzNZUSztJBq1sJnifqyqIde-uM_-0Y96GE2VEtcIZhg2UMOIz4UFsDF-hCIbO4vaBo60KeiP7jrJfqNSmujZ1PXrOIexDXKP0pSMVpM6kDJJqWmN9DkPgOe391Hm4yqmSGTCjXEJy7G35UTU3MgitnsLLgs5bcwKJZesgv85QtXSjxGPGHNvFSU71mAEqMbfO8ySnlYREIU_m558hnjBnmnAKk0bynzQFW8V0bs4X31g==>

Mental Health America (MHA)

For more than 60 year MHA and affiliates across the country have led the observance of May is Mental Health Month by reaching millions of people through the media, local events and screenings. MHA provides free media, marketing and planning resources to help promote this year's theme, Pathways to Wellness.  In addition to their promotional materials, MHA has an excellent set of fact sheets on "Understanding the Social Determinants of Health" -  these are well framed, include numerous citations to evidence and offer specific recommendations for policy makers and state health directors.





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