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Virtual Event: An Overview of DC:0-5™

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During this virtual event, Kathleen Mulrooney, ZERO TO THREE's Early Childhood and Infant Mental Health Content Director, provided a foundation of this revised nosology for professionals who will be using the DC:0-5 manual in their clinical work.
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This exclusive 90-minute overview of DC:0-5™ Diagnosis and Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy and Early Childhood gave participants familiarity with the background, approach, and content areas of the new DC:0-5.

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FREE for ZERO TO THREE members, our virtual events are developed and presented by our expert staff and affiliates. After each event, non-member registrants will receive a link to a recording that will be available for 30 days. Members may view recordings of all of our previous virtual events, free of charge on our web site.

 

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