Example: A year-long intervention wherein a mental health clinician meets weekly with a young person to treat their symptoms of depression using an evidence-based therapeutic approach. • Help facilitate access to external professional support • Promote collaborative decision making with families • Promote collaboration with health professionals • Develop an Educational Support Plan • Implement classroom strategies to enhance engagement in education • Ensure the immediate safety of child/young person and others Training Module on the Right to Mental Health in the Academe Tier 3 interventions are meant for students with more advanced mental health needs (i.e., social, emotional, or behavioral) who require more intensive intervention. Typically, Tier 3 interventions are individualized and delivered by trained mental health clinicians, often in one-on-one settings. As with Tier 2 interventions, Tier 3 interventions use problem-solving strategies that accurately match students’ presenting needs to evidence-based treatments. Tier 3 interventions are distinguished from Tier 2 interventions by their intensity and duration. 18