School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama Contact Information Dr. Mabrey Whetstone – Alabama Department of Education 334-300-4833 |

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School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama Contact Information Dr. Mabrey Whetstone – Alabama Department of Education | Kim Hammack – Director Community Programs, Alabama Department of Mental Health | Mark Lee – MI Coordinator C&A Services, Alabama Department of Mental Health |

School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama  Commissioner  Three Areas of Services (MI/SA/ID)  Adult Pre-occupied  Less than 10% of DMH dedicated dollars spent on C&A services  Why?  MI Division serves 101,000 consumers.  Of this 25,000 are C&A  C&A has partners for blended funding with DOE, DHR, DYS, etc.

School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama  Children Services  Started in the 1980s through a Federal Planning Grant.  Mandated other State Agencies participate with planning and this planning body still exists today – Child and Adolescent Task Force.

School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama  Early Collaboration with DOE – State Level  Development and funding for first 10 Day Treatments in State of Alabama  Multineeds Legislation developed and continues to be a strong relationship.  Policy Development – i.e. educational programs within RTC

School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama  Early Collaboration with DOE – Local Level  Limited Co-location of mental health services in school systems  Limited Co-location of mental health services in Alternative Schools  Limited access provided to mental health to come into the school – i.e. IHI and CM  Summer Programs

School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama  Modern Day System of Care  In last 5 years, state mental health agencies are being mandated by Federal arms to move to modern day systems of care.  DOE and DMH met and discussed how to move to a modern day system of care that will focus on:  Evidenced-based Practices  Data Driven and Performance Based  Youth Directed and Family Guided

School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama  Modern Day System of Care (cont.)  This will TRANSFORM into a system that moves into a system with a focus on:  Mental Health Prevention – training for a population  Access to Care  Transportation issues  No shows at mental health – (non-compliant)  Missing class to go to mental health appointments  Stigma – not having to go to the “CRAZY HOUSE”  Access to other mental health services such as psychiatrist, nurses, case management, etc.

School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama  Modern Day System of Care (cont.)  Integration  Different from Co-Location  Integrated Team Approach  Results Driven  NO NEW DATA COLLECTION  Use existing data reported  For Mental Health, this is National Outcomes Measures  Level of Functioning  School Attendance  Criminal Justice Involvement  Social Connectedness  Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) implemented in October 2010.

School Based Mental Health Services in Alabama  School- Based Mental Health Services (SBMH) Protocol  Handout  Questions and Answers