Family Interventions

We offer a variety of services to support families of children with emotional disturbances.

Family Counseling: These clinic- or home-based therapies are designed to strengthen relationships and help the child and family with daily life.

Family Skills Training: This training teaches families how to support and care for a family member with serious emotional disturbance or developmental challenges.

Respite Care Services: This service provides short-term breaks to unpaid caregivers of children with serious emotional or developmental challenges. Respite care services can be provided at home or in another place the family chooses.

Home-Based Interventions

MCCMH’s home-based interventions are made to fit each family’s needs and can include mental health therapy, crisis help, special therapies, service coordination, and other supports. The interventions can be provided at home or at another location in the community.

Infant Mental Health

The Infant Mental Health Program helps at-risk families with babies and toddlers, from pregnancy to age 3. An Infant Mental Health Specialist is trained to support relationships, attachment, and infant development. Services happen weekly at home and focus on healing the past, managing the present, and building hope for the future with the baby at the center of it all.

Services include:

• Advocacy
• Emotional Support
• Case Management
• Developmental Assessments & Guidance
• Family-Centered Services
• Parent-Infant Psychotherapy
• Psychiatric Services

Outpatient Counseling

Outpatient therapy and counseling for children and families help improve daily life and relationships. Appointments typically take place in a clinic on a regular schedule and can be one-on-one or in groups.