- Ensure children thrive within relationships through relationship-based strategies that strengthen infants, toddlers, school age children & their caregivers.
- Provide individual, family and group therapy and interventions for trauma, behavior change and promotion of healthy relationships that impact health and well-being across the lifespan.
- Provide infant mental health assessment and treatment to support early childhood and family well-being.
- Administer psychosocial and behavioral screenings, assessments, and evaluations of children.
- Provide consultation to childcare centers via Early Childhood Mental Health Consultations to build, strengthen, and enhance childcare professionals through programmatic consultation.
- Provide evidence-based psycho-educational programs including facilitation of parenting and children’s groups.
- Collaborate with community organizations to ensure systems are in place to meet families’ social emotional needs
- Identify and reduce risk factors, increase protective factors that provide a buffer against negative outcomes for children and prevent and/or lessen the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
- Provide trauma informed strategies to enhance families’ ability to provide safe, stable and nurturing relationships and protective environments.
- Consult with community agencies and school systems on behalf of clients and provide special programs as requested.
- Provide treatment services that are trauma informed and developmentally appropriate to support child and family wellbeing.
- Provides training and consultation to community professionals including but not limited to school personnel, Department of Human Service caseworkers, other mental health professionals, public school and Head Start teachers.
Behavioral Health services are provided by licensed mental health professionals.