Adolescent researcher Joy Dryfoos has identified three common components of successful programs for preventing or reducing adolescent problems: early identification and intervention,individualized attention,and
A)mandatory psychotherapy,either individual or family.
B)concurrent programs for parents and/or guardians.
C)community-wide,multiagency,collaborative programs.
D)the appointment of a case manager who will coordinate all of the needed services.

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Community-wide, multiagency, collaborative programs involve multiple organizations and agencies working together to address adolescent problems. This approach involves engaging the entire community and provides a comprehensive network of support and resources for adolescents and their families. This can include schools, healthcare providers, social services, law enforcement, and other community organizations working together to prevent and reduce adolescent problems. This comprehensive approach has been found to be effective in addressing a wide range of adolescent problems, including substance abuse, delinquency, and mental health issues.

Adolescent Researcher Joy Dryfoos Has Identified Three Common Components of Successful