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6. "To Tell the Truth": Youth Perspectives on their
Diagnoses, Treatment and Education. Youth Panelists from Nebraska
and Kansas, Kari Ramos, Topeka Kansas and Brenda Fletcher, Families
CARE- YES Program, Kearney, Nebraska. 7. Bipolar and Reactive Attachment Disorders: Dual Diagnosis
and Interventions. Joseph D. Perry, Barry University, Miami
Shores, Florida and Shayen George, Associates in Counseling
and Child Guidance, Sharon, Pennsylvania. 9. Back to the Future: Forgotten Behavioral Strategies Every
Teacher Should Know and Use. Tim Landrum, University of Virginia,
Charlottesville, Virginia
Behavior Consultation Team Model. Kylee Starmer, Omaha Public
Schools, Omaha, Nebraska. Time Out and Other Seclusionary Procedure Used in Schools -
A Review. Reece Peterson, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and
Joseph Ryan, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Three Tiered Model to Prevent Behavior Problems. Michael Hl.
Epstein, Ron Nelson, Kristen Duppo9ng Hurley, and Lori Synhorst,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, Nebraska. The Therapeutic Pubic School. Suzanne Kemp, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Assessing Treatment Implementation: Approaches to Measuring
the Effects of Implementing Behavior Interventions and Improving
Program Services. Kristin Duppong Hurley, University of Nebraska-Lincoln,
Lincoln, NE Improving the Decoding and Fluency Skills of Intermediate and
Secondary-Level Students. Judy Wollberg,m Sopris West Educational
Services, Longmont, Colorado. Our Five Basic Needs: Source of Understanding Behavior, Emotions,
and Function. Laura Frey, Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant,
Michigan. Reversing the Fate of Students with Disruptive Behavior Disorders.
Shawna Hudson, Culver-Stockton College, Canton, Missouri and
Mary M. Richter, and Tim J. Lewis, University of Missouri, Columbia,
Missouri.
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