Serious behavioral problems definition
Serious behavioral problems means behaviors of children who have been assessed by a licensed master’s-level human-services profes- sional to need at a minimum intensive services but who do not meet the criteria of s. 394.492(6) or (7). A child with an emotional disturbance as defined in s. 394.492(5) may be served in residential group care unless a determination is made by a mental health professional that such a set- ting is inappropriate.
Serious behavioral problems means behaviors of children who have been assessed by a licensed master’s-level human-services professional to need at a minimum intensive services but who do not meet the criteria of s. 394.492(7). A child with an emotional disturbance as defined in s. 394.492(5) or (6) may be served in residential group care unless a determination is made by a mental health professional that such a setting is inappropriate. A child having a serious behavioral problem must have been determined in the assessment to have at least one of the following risk factors:
Serious behavioral problems means behaviors of children who have been assessed by a licensed master’s-level human-services professional to need at a min- imum intensive services but who do not meet the criteria of s. 394.492(7). A child with an emotional disturbance as defined in s. 394.492(5) or (6) may be served in
More Definitions of Serious behavioral problems
Serious behavioral problems means behaviors of children who have been assessed by a licensed master’s-level human-services profes- sional to need at a minimum intensive services but who do not meet the criteria of s. 394.492(7). A child with an emotional disturbance as defined
Serious behavioral problems means behaviors of children who have been assessed by a licensed master’s-level human-services professional to need at a minimum intensive services but who do not meet the criteria of