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The Office of Child Development and Mental Health

The Office of Child Development and Mental Health is an independent non-partisan, non-profit affiliate of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges. It was established by David Arredondo M.D. to provide consultation, technical assistance and trainings to juvenile and family court judicial officers and other professionals working with high risk children and their families.
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Why are some kids so hostile?

Posted on March 7, 2009 by David Arredondo (Dr.X)

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Ancient Wisdom Modern Neuroscience

Posted on February 19, 2009 by David Arredondo (Dr.X)

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Mental Health Court for Kids (a parent’s perspective)

Posted on February 5, 2009 by David Arredondo (Dr.X)

The Children’s Program ← Visit site

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A Non-Profit Helping Children and their Families.

Posted on January 25, 2009 by David Arredondo (Dr.X)

The Children’s Program is funded by:

The David & Lucille Packard Foundation,

The California Endowment,

The Stuart Foundation,

The San Francisco Foundation,

The Michelson Foundation

and private donations.

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CONTACT

650-521-0707 dr.david@davidarredondo.com David Arredondo
The Tonal Connectedness Initiative

The Tonal Connectedness Initiative is designed to promote a culturally plural model for increasing personal and collective resilience. Currently it is focused on increasing the resilience of at-risk youth by strengthening their positive connectedness to others. The Initiative trains professionals and lay caregivers working with vulnerable youth in multiple social service sector settings to recognize, map, and cultivate connectedness for these children and their families using a methodology that increases youth engagement in their own connectedness visualization process.