Partners The REACH Institute, Rutgers' Center for Education, Research, and Training (CERT), Columbia University, and state policy leaders (New York, Texas, and California). Funded by the FDA, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, and the Annie E. Casey Foundation Project Description Led by REACH, this collaborative effort has developed new guidelines for managing clinically severe aggression in youth, called the T-MAY Guidelines (Treatment of Maladaptive Aggression in Youth). The, guidelines are intended to help primary care clinicians and mental health specialists work together to apply optimal practices for these challenging children and challenged families. In addition to the T-MAY guidelines (now in review at the Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry), REACH and its partners have developed a toolkit for clinicians and families. For information and training on the application of these guidelines and the toolkit, please contact Lisa Hunter Romanelli, Ph.D., Director of Programs at (212) 947-7322 or
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