I don't think there is specifically a different intervention, but as has been discussed, a transition period is so challenging around identity, financial stress, and sometimes relationship stress that it's really important to try to help, if there is a depression, to treat the depression, and if there are alcohol difficulties, to try to reduce that. But it's really important to understand the person in the context of their family, as well as how they're trying to leave the system. It requires both individual help and advocacy, and also working to try to ensure that the family understands what's happening, and to help through the financial issues as well.
The only thing I would add is that it's a very similar issue when you have youth who have mental health difficulties and who are then transitioning into adulthood. Our youth mental health systems have usually both the individual and a family, and there is a lot more attention to the whole system. But when they become an adult it's like they're on their own, and we've been advocating that the transition period between youth and adult is similarly a challenging part, so it's important to understand that.