
States Are Adding Mental Health Training In Schools, But Is It Enough?
Schools are often on the forefront in spotting mental health issues in children. But historically educators have received little training in this area.
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Schools are often on the forefront in spotting mental health issues in children. But historically educators have received little training in this area.
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