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Successful Solutions
Dr. Seifert is an expert on the issues of Attachment and Interpersonal Violence. She has written many articles and she lectures at many international conferences on these topics. Rob Schmidt is the school based mental health coordinator for the Talbot County Public Schols. He and Dr. Seifert carried out the 6 year outcome study on Talbot County's School based Mental Health Program. Both are available for consultation and training.
School Based Mental Health Consultation
Dr. Seifert and Robert Schmidt continue to research a highly effective school based mental health program in Talbot, County, MD. The project has demonstrated that chidren and teens receiving school based mental health services have significantly better grades, attendance, mental health, behavior, attitudes and committmernt to school and teachers than those who were referred for services, but did not receive them due to lack of consent or referral to other commuity services. The on-going research has helped identify the elements of an effective school based mental health program. We are available to assist schools in setting up such a program or applying for grants.
Some of Dr. Seifert's Articles
Seifert, M.K., Phillips, S.E., and Parker, S.M. (2001). Assessing violent youth. Paradigm Magazine, 5, 16-17 & 23.
Seifert, K, Phillips, S., and Parker, S. (Fall 2001) Child and adolescent risk for violence (CARV): A tool to assess juvenile risk. Journal of Psychiatry and Law. 29, 329-346.
Seifert, K. (2003) The CARE: Child and Adolescent Risk Evaluation.
Seifert, K. (Winter 2000). Juvenile violence: An overview of risk factors and programs. Reaching Today's Youth. 4:2, 60-71.
Seifert, K. (2000). Assesssing and treating violent youth and their families. Horizon Newsletter. 2:2. Pp. 2, 6.
Seifert, K. (2002). The association of family violence with behavior and psychiatric problems in children and teens. The
Seifert, M.K. (Summer 2003). Attachment, family violence, and disorders of childhood and adolescence. Paradigm Magazine. Pp. 14, 5, 18. 7:2.
Seifert, K. (2003). Childhood Trauma: Its Relationship to Behavioral and Psychiatric Disorders. The Forensic Examiner.
Seifert, Kathryn. (2003). The Association of family violence with behavior and psychiatric problems in children and teens. The
Seifert, MK. (Summer, 2003). Childhood and Adolescence Disorders: Relationships among social, psychiatric and behavioral problems. Paradigm Magazine, Vol 8, No. 3.
Seifert, MK and Schmidt, R. (2005). Study Demonstrates Reduced Youth Violence and Improved School Success and Mental Health Through School Based Mental Health Services. Men's Health
Seifert, MK. (2005). Youth Mental and Behavioral Health and Placement Assessment Tools Examined in Groundbreaking New Study. PR News Now.
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