Transcription of School Based Mental Health Services
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School and Mental Health Partnerships Improving School and Community Outcomes For Children and Adolescents with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges April 2018 Division of Integrated Community Services for Children and Families 2 Table of Contents Page 3 Why Education/ Mental Health Collaborations Are Important 4 Special Note: An Evolving Children s Behavioral Health System 5 School - Based / School -linked Mental Health Clinics How to get started Creating Successful Partnerships 8 Fiscal Considerations Clinic financing, including Medicaid, Special Education and the School Supportive Health Services Program (SSHSP) 9 Staffing Considerations Understanding Qualifications and appropriate functions of School PPS staff and Mental Health Clinicians Distinguishing between PPS and Clinical functions 11 Other Considerations when Establishing a School - Based /linked Behavioral Health Service System 11 - Facilitating Effective Partnerships.
strongly encourage school districts and local mental health systems to partner to ensure that children with mental health needs have improved access to services. Such access leads to early intervention and support which been proven to result in better school, family and community outcomes for children with emotional and behavioral issues. This
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