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Partnership with Families: Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Offers inpatient care for youth who are experiencing psychiatric problems.

Provides outpatient psychiatric services for children with emotional problems; include evaluation, diagnosis and treatment by child psychiatrist, family therapist and social worker.

Partnership with Families: Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their home, school and community. Family members are engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Partnership with Families: Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Partnership with Families: Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

The Depression and Anxiety in Youth (DAY) Clinic treats adolescents with depression and anxiety through group therapy, individual therapy, and/or medication management, or other recommendations depending on their needs.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Partnership with Families: Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Psychiatric Care Children and Adolescents: Individualized treatment programs includes family therapy with a counselor to provide education and idea sharing to help the child and family outside the hospital, group therapy that focuses on such issues as anger management, anxiety, conflict resolution, depression, grief and loss, safety issues or self-esteem and individual therapy with a counselor.

Treatment services include diagnosis and treatment for children, adolescents, adults, and their families involved in the Kansas child welfare system.

Provides outpatient psychiatry services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

When young children experience stressful life events, they often have developmental delays that affect their cognition, language, social, emotional and motor skills. Assessments and Screenings provide a reliable tool to monitor a child’s developmental abilities to evaluate whether early intervention is necessary.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Works with children who have a serious emotional disorder and their families in their homes, in schools and in community settings. Family members are heavily engaged in the treatment process with the goal of keeping the family intact while the child(ren) receives services.

Behavioral health specialists work directly with each individual patient to create a customized treatment plan for the best quality of life. Treatment may include individual, family or group therapy for individuals dealing with ADHD, anger issues, anxiety and panic disorders, behavioral issues, chemical dependency, depression, parent-child relational issues, self-esteem issues, sexually problematic behaviors, trauma and grief, women's issues, play therapy and attachment-based therapy for children.