Therapeutic Child Support: A service that is designed to assist
the child and the child's family in understanding, treating, identifying
or coping with the recipient's behavioral health disorder. This service
must include highly structured behavioral interventions that will be
supervised closely.  This service can take on many roles and functions,
such as monitoring a recipient's progress toward transition, assisting
with the development of skills, training in behavior management skills,
providing in-home support, training a parent or guardian, and mentoring
of the recipient. This service is considered an "extension to individual
therapy" and is to be supervised by a behavioral health professional.