- Ensure children thrive within relationships through relationship-based strategies that strengthen infants, toddlers, school-aged children, and their caregivers.
- Provide individual, family, and group interventions for trauma, behavior change, and the promotion of healthy relationships that impact health and well-being across the lifespan.
- Provide infant mental health assessments and treatment to support early childhood and family well-being.
- Administer psychosocial and behavioral screenings, assessments, and evaluations of children.
- Provide Early Childhood Mental Health consultation and other programmatic consultations for childcare centers to build, strengthen, and enhance childcare professionals.
- Provide evidence-based psycho-educational programs including 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 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.
- Provide training and consultation to other community professionals including school personnel, Department of Human Services, Early Head Start/Head Start, and other mental health professionals.
Behavioral health services are provided by licensed mental health professionals.