Thank you for this report. I was not aware of the prevalence of teenagers with mental health issues; worse is that it takes 8 to 10 years before they get help. I am aware of how stretched it is within the public schools, since I am a teacher. Given the context of how public education is chronically underfunded, the rarity of mental health professionals with HIDOE is no surprise. But for those who have medical insurance which covers mental health, isn't it a matter of finding a service provider? And if there is a shortage, isn't it a matter of recruiting/training more professionals?