What is NOT included in 'special treatment or care'?

Legal guardianship for children is not classified as 'special treatment or care.' It refers to a legal status where an individual or organization is given the authority to make decisions on behalf of a child, particularly regarding their welfare and upbringing. This legal arrangement does not involve specialized therapeutic or medical interventions aimed specifically at addressing health or psychological issues.

In contrast, psychiatric treatment for children, medical treatment to ensure child safety, and alcohol or drug abuse treatments all focus on providing specific care designed to address complex health needs or prevent harm, distinguishing them from the more administrative nature of legal guardianship. This contrast highlights why legal guardianship is not considered part of the special treatment or care framework, which is specifically concerned with health and psychological support services.