; (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, loss, and trauma; 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; (v) peer-to-peer mentoring and support groups that allow children who are adopted or placed in legal guardianship communicate and socialize with other such children; and (vi) crisis intervention and family preservation services. . 5. Data collection on Adoption Disruption and Dissolution (a) In general Section 479 of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 679 ) is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection: (e) (1) Not later than 12 months after the date of enactment of the Supporting Adopted Children and Families Act , the Secretary shall, as part of the data collection system established under this section, promulgate final regulations providing for the collection and analysis of information regarding children who enter into State custody as a result of the disruption of a placement for adoption or the dissolution of an adoption, which shall require States to collect and report— (A) information on children who are adopted within the United States or from other countries and who enter into State custody as a result of the disruption of a placement for adoption or the dissolution of an adoption, including— (i) the number of children who enter into State custody as a result of— (I) the disruption of placement for adoption; or (II) the dissolution of an adoption; and (ii) for each child identified under clause (i)— (I) as applicable, the country of birth for any child who was not born in the United States