Main Discussion Points:
- Treatment Levels:
- It is important to know what treatment levels are when it comes to mental health services
- Some treatment levels are more restrictive than others and some require hospitalization
- Resources:
- Use the school system to help you test or seek private testing and diagnosis
- Work with the school system to develop a plan that makes sense for you student
- Outpatient vs. Inpatient:
- There are various options for outpatient mental health therapy that range in implications
- Outpatient is the least restrictive with IOP and PHP altering your student’s day or school placement
- Support Should Fit The Student
- Support teams should coordinate efforts to create plans and strategies unique to your student
- What approach works for one student might not have the same results for your student
- Start by seeking a list of outpatient providers in your area and in your network
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