PREVENTION, YOUNG CHILDREN AND THE SCHOOLS.
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Prevencao Primaria, Saude Mental, Programa de Saude MentalResumo
Um conjunto de diretrizes e considerado para o desenvolvimento e a avaliação de programas de prevenção em escola para crianças pequenas, através da exposição de três tópicos inter-relacionados: O primeiro que descreve o Projeto de Prevenção Primaria em Saúde Mental desenvolvido pelo Centro de Estudos Comunitários da Universidade de Rochester. O segundo o qual revê os esforços de disseminação deste programa fundamentado por esta abordagem e por último o que memoriza os esforços mais recentes no desenvolvimento de modelos reais de prevenção para crianças pequenas na Escola.
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