Further, although the clinic directors (n=13) and MFG providers (n= 62) expressed strong endorsement of MFGs for their urban, resource constrained sites, significant implementation challenges emerged, potentially compromising future fidelity and sustainability. Thus, clinic and provider-level moderators of MFG implementation and integration will be examined in the current study. The proposed study will also examine a specific implementation strategy based on social-organizational theory (PRISM). Specifically, the investigators will experimentally test the impact of local child mental health clinic implementation teams (CITs), consisting of supervisors, service providers and family partners, on the implementation and integration of MFG. CITs will create site-specific plans to enhance multi-level implementation processes (e.g. clinic readiness to adopt an innovation, leadership support, provider preparedness, motivation and fidelity) in order to increase the likelihood of integrating MFGs into urban child behavioral health clinics.