School-Based Family Counseling Services May Include

School Based Family Counseling (SBFC), School Based Mental Health Services (SBMHS) or Educationally Related Mental Health Services (ERMHS) may include:
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- Assessment (behavioral, emotional, social, risks, strengths, diagnostic)
- Treatment plan including measurable behavior goals
- Individual and family counseling Student observation
- Environmental assessments with strategies for improvement
- Collaboration with Teacher, School Counselor, Guidance Specialist, etc. 
- IEP, ILP / 504 Plan, SST and/or SARB support
- Participation in your school's Specialized Behavior Support Team/s (SBST) 
- Liaison between parent and school regarding needs of child 
- Home visits and/or parent-child interaction sessions
- Group work (school climate, social-emotional skills, self-esteem, etc.)
​- Case management
​- Transportation for parents, to facilitate participation in family involvement 
​- Data reports to measure effectiveness
- Consulting, professional development, supplemental training services
​- Parent information / training events


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Sources: pbis.org, safesupportivelearning.ed.gov/hot-topics/social-emotional-learning, rwjf.org, usm.edu, Kataoka, et al (2002), attendanceworks.org, CA AB-1644
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