; (v) proper sensitivity with respect to the different geographic, ethnic, or cultural backgrounds of children who are adopted or placed in legal guardianship and their families; and (vi) the necessary skills for effectively advocating on behalf of birth and adoptive and legal guardian families. (C) Post-adoption and post-legal guardianship mental health services The term post-adoption and post-legal guardianship mental health services includes— (i) adoption and legal guardianship competent mental health direct services, including training, educational support, counseling, and other services for adoptive and legal guardian parents and families that address caregiver interests and concerns regarding child behavioral issues that are common among children who are adopted, placed in legal guardianship, or placed in foster care, including, as appropriate— (I) caring for a child who is adopted or placed in legal guardianship and has emotional, behavioral, or developmental health needs; 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, loss, and trauma; (ii) 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 or legal guardians; (iii) the provision of informational resources and available services for adoptive parents or legal guardians; (iv) 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