(1) Any mental and behavioral health treatment provider directly administering services to a participant shall be licensed by the appropriate state licensing board or hold a current and valid certification by the State Department of Mental Health or other appropriate state agency.
(2) A mental health treatment court shall provide either directly or through referrals, a range of services, including, but not limited to, the following:(a) Screenings using a valid and reliable screening tool effective for identifying individuals with mental and behavioral health issues for eligibility and appropriate services;(b) Clinical assessment;(c) Referral to appropriate level of treatment services;(d) Counseling and treatment for co-occurring substance use disorders;(e) Employment Services;(f) Education and/or vocational services; and(g) Community service coordination, care and support.
(a) Screenings using a valid and reliable screening tool effective for identifying individuals with mental and behavioral health issues for eligibility and appropriate services;
(b) Clinical assessment;
(c) Referral to appropriate level of treatment services;
(d) Counseling and treatment for co-occurring substance use disorders;
(e) Employment Services;
(f) Education and/or vocational services; and
(g) Community service coordination, care and support.