US EditionMental healthcare for looked-after children ‘inadequate and unevidenced’, warn experts
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Mental healthcare for looked-after children ‘inadequate and unevidenced’, warn experts
Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. Mental healthcare for looked-after children is ‘inadequate’ and often ‘unevidenced’, experts have warned. Despite having significantly higher needs than their peers, children in care are often shut out of mental health services, including on the grounds of “pseudoscientific” views about trauma, according to a report by specialist clinicians…
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