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OCS Critical Gap Survey: CPMT identifies continuing needs for CBT, IIH, medication management and MST
Summary
The CPMT concluded that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Intensive In-Home (IIH), medication management, and Multisystemic Therapy (MST) remain priority service gaps; school-based mental-health services have improved due to additional supports.
Members reviewed the OCS Critical Gap Survey and agreed that several services continue to be the most needed in Caroline County: CBT, Intensive In-Home services (IIH), medication management, and MST. The minutes state those service categories "remained the same from the previous year." School-based mental-health services were described as improved, with more individuals receiving services because of additional supports to the school division.
The CPMT recorded the consensus that those five services (the four noted above plus school-based mental health) should remain priorities for local planning and resource requests. The minutes do not specify funding amounts or vendor options to address the gaps.
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