Psychosocial Interventions for Disruptive Behavior in Children and Adolescents: A Meta-analysis, in Pediatrics
key takeaway: "Multicomponent psychosocial interventions and parent-only psychosocial interventions were better than treatment as usual or waitlist at reducing parent-reported disruptive behaviors for preschool and school-aged children immediately posttreatment. Evidence for long-term outcomes and studies conducted in adolescents was limited."
An exciting leadership opportunity is now available with the Partnership for a Healthier Fairfax, which is recruiting a new Co‑Chair. The Partnership is seeking a dynamic leader who:
Brings a strong understanding of existing health disparities in Fairfax County
Values community input to guide public health initiatives
Is passionate about bringing together like-minded partners to improve the health of our entire community
If this sounds like you or someone you know, please review and share the application.
Details and application here.
Friday, February 27, 10 am - noon
Fairfax County Government Center, room 9/10
Please join us to connect with others as we grow a Healthier Fairfax for all! Doors will open at 9:30 am for check-in and networking. Event will officially start at 10 am.
At this meeting, we will:
Provide an opportunity to meet others working to enhance the health and well-being of Fairfax communities, especially those with the highest levels of health disparities.
Meet members of the Multicultural Advisory Council (MAC)
Hear from community voices about partnering to address disparities
Provide an opportunity to engage with others around common goals presented in the new Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP 3.0)
Don’t miss an uplifting and inspiring afternoon!