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Title: EARLY CHILDHOOD MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS


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EARLY CHILDHOOD MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS
  • Early Childhood Comprehensive Systems
  • State of Alaska
  • Shirley Pittz, ECCS Program Officer

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ALASKA
  • Big State/Few People
  • 90,000 children birth-age eight
  • 2007- 2,621 children 0-8 with MH billings
  • High rates of CA/N and alcohol substance abuse
  • Complicated System- Urban/Rural/Tribal System

3
Structure
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Interdepartmental Early Childhood Coordinating
Council
ECMH Workgroup
4
MENTAL HEALTH-ECCS Plan
  • Young children will receive appropriate early
    mental health services through Medicaid and other
    funding sources.
  • Standards of Care-best practices
  • Access to developmentally appropriate services
  • Screening for primary caregivers
  • Parent info on social-emotional development

5
The State of Alaska will have a qualified,
well-trained workforce providing for the social
and emotional well-being of young children.
  • Statewide ECMH professional development
  • Mental health consultation for MH professionals
    and EC programs

6
ECMH Workgroup
  • BTKH Manager
  • Division of Behavioral Health Deputy Director
  • Division of Behavioral Health Childrens
    Specialist
  • Office of Childrens Services Deputy Director-
    CPS
  • Part C/Early Intervention Program Manager
  • Child Care Program Manager
  • Staff-Alaska Mental Health Board
  • Title V Program Manager
  • Staff Member-Disabilities
  • Head Start Collaboration Director
  • ECCS Coordinator
  • Private providers

7
Working Relationships
  • Alaska Mental Health Board
  • Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority
  • University of Alaska- Behavioral Health Alliance

8
Mental Health Accomplishments
  • SERVICES
  • Medicaid Research
  • Standards of Care
  • DC 0-3R
  • Regulation Changes
  • Additional Services
  • Expanding Providers

9
Proposed EPSDT Services-
  • EPSDT Social/Emotional Screening
  • Early Childhood Assessment (3-5) sessions
  • Therapeutic Early Care
  • Therapeutic Behavioral On-Site Services
  • Brief Family Training, Education Support
  • ECMH Consultation
  • Prevention Activities-Dependent of Client
  • Licensed MH Clinicians in Primary Care
  • Part C/EI Services

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Mental Health Accomplishments
  • WORKFORCE
  • DEVELOPMENT
  • Annual ECMH Institute
  • Division of Behavioral Health
  • Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority
  • Head Start Collaboration
  • Part C/Early Intervention
  • University of Alaska
  • Cross-Disciplinary, Graduate Level Childrens
    Behavioral Health Credential
  • University of Alaska-Behavioral Health Alliance
  • Alaska Mental Health Trust
  • ECMH Learning Network
  • ECMH Credential

11
Mental Health Accomplishments
  • ECMH Learning Network
  • Funded by Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority
  • Grant to CMHS/Trauma Center
  • Statewide training on DC03R
  • Conference calls for training and consultation
  • TACSEI
  • Lead by Part C/Early Intervention
  • Leadership Team
  • 3 Demonstration Sites

12
Mental Health Accomplishments
  • ECMH Consultation to Early Childhood Programs
  • Wide vs. deep
  • 100 of children receiving consultation maintain
    child care
  • 94 of staff reported training improved their
    knowledge and or skills
  • Classrooms evaluated using the ECCS improved an
    average of 27 points on a 70 point scale

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ECMH Indicators-
  • Rate of women with self report of maternal
    postpartum depression
  • of children 3-8 identified with autism
  • of children age 4 mo to 5 yrs who are at high
    risk for developmental, behavioral or social
    delay
  • of children 0-8 receiving mental health
    services through Medicaid
  • of children 0-8 receiving non-resourced mental
    health services
  • of early childhood programs expelling a child
    due to behavioral/social emotional concerns
  • of early childhood programs with access to
    mental health consultation

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Contact-
  • Shirley Pittz, ECCS Program Manager
  • shirley.pittz_at_alaska.gov
  • (907) 269-8923
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