Examining the Effect of a Parent-to-Parent Intervention for Low-Income Youth with Serious Emotional and Behavioral Challenges.

Background: Numerous barriers to mental health utilization exist for families of children who present with serious emotional and behavioral challenges. Evidence-based practices that facilitate equitable outcomes across diverse populations are essential to identify. This study examined possible differential service outcomes in a Medicaid-funded, parent-to-parent intervention called Parent Support Partner (PSP).

Exploring attrition, fidelity, and effectiveness of wraparound services among low-income youth of different racial backgrounds.

Introduction: Wraparound services (i.e., community-based collaborative care) for children with severe mental health needs have been reported as effective.