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DESCRIPTION:The mental health of young people is a growing global public he
 alth issue\, as more than 70% of adults living with a mental illness repor
 t that their symptoms began in childhood. In Canada\, like several develop
 ed countries\, more than 15% of children between four and 17 have clinical
 ly relevant mental health problems that cause significant impairment acros
 s multiple life domains. More alarming is the current estimate that only 2
 0% of youth with mental health problems receive treatment\; leaving a subs
 tantial 80% without early access to mental health care services\; conseque
 ntly leading to increased chronicity into adulthood. As a result\, it is p
 ressingly critical to identify those at highest risk (i.e.\, predictors\, 
 vulnerability factors) of later mental health problems\, to inform decisio
 ns about when best to intervene (i.e.\, target developmental periods)\, as
  well as to better understand differential treatment efficacy and underlyi
 ng mechanisms of action of intervention in establishing preventative effor
 ts. The presentation will provide an overview of a few studies conducted b
 y C.A.R.E. Research group\, one of which reported on how unsupportive pare
 ntal emotion socialization strategies and ER strategy use in adulthood pre
 dicted predisposition to future trait anxiety. These exploratory findings 
 support (1) the need to promote mental health and overcoming adversity thr
 ough building resilience in childhood to ensure future wellbeing\, as well
  as (2) the benefits of targeting parental practices early\, as preventati
 ve intergenerational transmission mechanisms.\n\nBring your lunch. Cookies
  & coffee will be served.\n\nFor more information on CRCF's research semin
 ars\, please click here.\n
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LOCATION:Room 326\, Wilson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2A7\, 3506 rue U
 niversity
SUMMARY:Research Seminar with Tina Montreuil\, 'Predictors of Intergenerati
 onal Socialization of Internalizing Mental Health Problems in Emerging Adu
 lthood: The Relationships Between Parental Supportiveness\, Emotion Regula
 tion\, and Trait Anxiety'
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