Early Childhood Mental Health Program

Wraparound Treatment and Mental Health Services is an innovative team-based approach to providing mental health services and supportive services to families with multiple problems and who are involved with multiple public and private agencies. 25 children and their families served in this program.

HeadStart Program is designed to have a team of mental health therapists and consultants, working together to provide a range of service such as social skills, group transition to kindergarten, group parent support group consultation with teachers, and referrals to dyadic therapy.

Prenatal Circle of Care (PCOC) Program is designed to provide support and structure for mother and child during pregnancy. Therapists provide treatment to mothers and their baby(s). Treatment addresses how their trauma and experiences can impact their pregnancy and how it can impact motherhood. The program is designed to provide a safe and supportive network with other women prior to giving birth and through the first year of the child's life. Mental Health Services for Children - Provided mental health services and developmental screening to uninsured or under insured children ages 0 - 5. During fiscal year 2023 - 2024, 230 children and their families served. Mental Health Training - Development of a transdisciplinary mental health training program to train professionals working with children 0 - 5 from multiple disciplines to collaborate and support children and families. Martin Family Foundation - To expand and provide clinical expertise and training to other providers in the county. The organization conducts additional smaller program activities that are not included in the first four descriptions and continue to provide needed services to the community.