Gregory Manning, PsyD Licensed Clinical Psychologist; CA PSY 16224 (949) 683-0753.

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Gregory Manning, PsyD Licensed Clinical Psychologist; CA PSY (949)

 Why is Medical Necessity important for MHS?  What makes an effective MHS provider?  How can I work with a challenging MHS provider?  What is the role of Psychiatry in the Adoption process?  What can be done to maximize collaboration with MHS in support of Adoption? ◦ MHS = Mental Health Services Dr Greg Manning2

 Emotional Symptoms  Cognitive Symptoms  Behavioral Symptoms  Impairments in Social / Emotional / Behavioral Functioning Dr Greg Manning 3

 Child AND the family  Team player  Past and present issues  Training and experience Dr Greg Manning4

 Child focus  Confidentiality  Closed Adoptions  Frequent turnover  Unsupported / unskilled / overloaded  Unclear goals and evaluation of progress Dr Greg Manning5

Challenging children Limited / incomplete information Multiple placements, caregivers and providers Adoptive Parents Dr Greg Manning 6

 Child / Youth  Adoptive Parent(s)  Mental Health Staff  Adoptions / Child Welfare Social Worker  School Staff  Community  T.E.A.M. – Together Everyone Achieves More! Dr Greg Manning 7

 Direct collaboration  Cross training  Adoption focused training  Everyone has a role Dr Greg Manning 8

 Why is Medical Necessity important for MHS?  What makes an effective MHS provider?  How can I work with a challenging MHS provider?  What is the role of Psychiatry in the Adoption process?  What can be done to maximize collaboration with MHS in support of Adoption? Dr Greg Manning9

Gregory Manning, PsyD Licensed Clinical Psychologist; CA PSY (949)