Early Intervention Program means treatment and other services and interventions, including relapse prevention, to address and promote recovery and related functional outcomes for a mental illness early in its emergence, including the applicable negative outcomes that may result from untreated mental illness. Early Intervention Program services shall not exceed eighteen months, unless the individual receiving the service is identified as experiencing first onset of a serious mental illness or emotional disturbance with psychotic features, in which case early intervention services shall not exceed four years.
Early Intervention Program means Ohio's statewide system that provides coordinated services to parents of infants and toddlers with delays or disabilities in accordance with part C.
Early Intervention Program means a program that provides additional instruction to kindergarten age students:
Examples of Early Intervention Program in a sentence
Early Intervention Program The MetLife Early Intervention Program is offered to all covered employees, and your participation is voluntary*.
In the year prior to eligibility for school age placement, parents have the option to maintain placement for their child in the Early Intervention Program for an additional year.
For the Early Intervention Program, there are several sections contained in the Early Start Plan.
Early Intervention Program (Part C Funding) For the Early Intervention Program, there are several sections contained in the Early Start Plan.
The parties have agreed to participate in the Post-Secondary Joint Early Intervention Program (JEIP).
More Definitions of Early Intervention Program
Early Intervention Program means a program that provides additional instruction to kindergarten age students either as an extended period before or after school, on Saturdays, during the summer, or through other means.
Early Intervention Program means treatment and other services and interventions, including relapse prevention, to address and promote recovery and related functional outcomes for a mental illness early in its emergence, including the applicable negative outcomes listed in Welfare and Institutions Code Section 5840, subdivision (d) that may result from untreated mental illness.
Early Intervention Program means an accredited nonresidential program providing services listed in chapter 67:61:12 to individuals that may have substance use related problems, but do not meet the diagnostic criteria for a substance use disorder;
Early Intervention Program means treatment and other services and interventions, including relapse prevention, to address and promote recovery and related functional outcomes for a mental illness early in its emergence, including the applicable negative outcomes that may result from untreated mental illness. Early Intervention Program services are time limited not to exceed the duration identified by the County, and in no situation more than 18 months unless the individual is identified as experiencing first onset of psychotic features, in which case PEI services shall not exceed four years (these individuals would be transferred to other Specialty Mental Health Services). Early Intervention Program services may include services to parents, caregivers, and other family members of the person with early onset of a mental illness, as applicable.
Early Intervention Program means an accredited nonresidential program
Early Intervention Program means a DES/AzEIP contracted region for team-based early intervention services and includes the team(s) working together in that region together and consisting of:
Early Intervention Program means treatment and other interventions that have demonstrated their effectiveness4 and address and promote symptom amelioration5, recovery and related functional outcomes for a mental health illness 6disorder early in its emergence