; and (ii) providing for the emotional needs of a child who is adopted or placed in legal guardianship, including issues relating to attachment, identity, abandonment, cultural differences, grief, and loss; (B) peer-to-peer mentoring and support groups that permit a newly adoptive parent or legal guardian to communicate and learn from more experienced adoptive parents and legal guardians; (C) the provision of informational resources and available services for adoptive parents and legal guardians; (D) direct services, including counseling, peer-to-peer mentoring and support groups, and other services for children who are adopted or placed in legal guardianship that address common behavioral and adjustment issues, including, as appropriate— (i) support services for a child who is adopted or placed in legal guardianship with emotional, behavioral, or developmental health needs; (ii) support services that address the emotional needs of a child who is adopted or placed in legal guardianship, including issues relating to attachment, identity, abandonment, cultural differences, grief, and loss; and (iii) treatment services that are specialized for children who are adopted or placed in legal guardianship, including psychiatric residential services, outpatient mental health services, social skills training, intensive in-home supervision services, recreational therapy, suicide prevention, and substance abuse treatment; (E) peer-to-peer mentoring and support groups that allow children who are adopted or placed in legal guardianship to communicate and socialize with other such children; and (F) crisis intervention and family preservation services. (h) Funding for post-Adoption and post-Legal guardianship mental health services From amounts appropriated to carry out titles III, V, or XIX of the Public Health Service Act for each fiscal year, $10,000,000 shall be used by the Secretary in each such fiscal year to fund services and programs authorized under this section. .