Providing Services for Youth in the Schools
Our School and Family Mental Health Program is an early intervention program for students with a mental health diagnosis to support and promote the social, emotional, and mental well-being of school-aged children within the school setting. The goal is to help youth feel more competent, confident, and successful in school, at home, and with peers. Referrals can be made by contacting the counselor or social worker in your school.
Referrals are given by:
- Parent
- Teacher
- School Administrator
- Community Service Provider
Our Program Provides:
- Diagnostic Assessment and Treatment Planning
- Individual and Group Counseling
- Family sessions
- Therapy and CTSS skills training that focuses on healthy coping skills, managing emotions and symptoms, conflict resolution, and other social skills
- Problem solving and support for anxiety, school behaviors, grief, family change, crisis planning, and other concerns.
- Resources & information on parenting issues, school concerns, and mental health information
- Summer programming with social, emotional, and educational activities
- Community resource and referral information
- Mental Health Targeted Case Management (MH-TCM).
Mental Health Targeted Case Management (MH-TCM)
Helping Connect in the Community
TARGETED CASE MANAGEMENT supports children, families, and adults with a mental health diagnosis by connecting them to resources and providers within their home community. Our Targeted Case Managers complete person-centered functional assessments, make valuable referrals, monitor service provision, and coordinate overall mental health care. This “wrap-around” approach can complement existing counseling or therapy services provided by our staff, or be offered as a stand-alone service.
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REACH
Partnering with Hutchinson Public Schools
The REACH Program is a voluntary, in school program designed to assist students who may need support academically, socially, and/or emotionally. REACH partners with Hutchinson Public Schools to help students experience success by learning new life skills to overcome barriers and/or challenges present in their lives.
Contact Chad Harlander, REACH Director, by phone or email.
Making a Difference
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