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E5

Youth Outpatient

Public module summary (pre-launch). Internal policy detail remains in ROCS Volume II program module binders.

Module Snapshot

Level of care / modality
Outpatient counseling + CPST (and caregiver work)
Primary settings
Office · Telehealth · School coordination (ROI-based)
Core promise

Provide developmentally appropriate therapy and family-aligned coordination that improves school/home functioning without higher-intensity placement.

Status / Next steps

Not currently operating. Public intake and service start occurs after the CARF survey window (April-May) and internal go-live approval.

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Who it’s for

  • Typically ages 12-17 with mild-moderate symptoms (anxiety/depression/trauma stress), early SUD risk, family conflict, and school impairment.
  • Common referrals: schools, caregivers, pediatric providers, E3 step-down.

What we deliver

  • Individual counseling (CBT/MI/trauma-informed), typically weekly.
  • Optional adolescent skills group (regulation/refusal skills) with rostered documentation.
  • CPST: school coordination, resource linkage, attendance plans.
  • Caregiver engagement: monthly minimum caregiver session/collateral contact.

Dosage & schedule (typical)

Final schedules and tracks will be published at activation.

  • Typical: weekly individual; CPST biweekly as needed; group optional.
  • Typical episode: 8-16 weeks; taper to maintenance as stable.

Admission & exclusions (plain language)

  • Good fit: outpatient intensity appropriate; caregiver reachable for engagement as indicated.
  • Not a fit: active high-risk SI/HI, severe intoxication/withdrawal, need for residential/day treatment.

Care coordination

  • Partners: schools, pediatric BH/PCP, community supports.
  • ROI posture: verify ROI before school coordination unless mandated.
  • Closed-loop: outcomes of linkages are documented.

Outcomes we track

  • Symptom reduction and improved school attendance.
  • Improved family functioning and caregiver participation.
  • Timely documentation and linkage completion.
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