School-Based Services

Who can benefit from School-Based Outpatient Therapy?

Some children and adolescents are faced with struggles that interfere with their ability to “do their best.” These struggles can be related to a behavioral-health disorder (depression, anxiety, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, oppositional defiant disorder, etc.), or they may be the result of environmental stressors (divorce, peer relationships, family relationships, abuse, etc.). Parents, teachers, guidance counselors, and even the students themselves often know that “something just isn’t right.“ As a result, students may be experiencing some of the following: problems with sleeping, problems with eating, difficulty concentrating or staying on task, feeling sad or irritable, loss of interest in activities that have been fun, difficulty following rules, aggressive behavior, or decline in school performance.

School-Based Information

• What is School-Based Outpatient Therapy?
• Who can benefit from School-Based Outpatient Therapy?
• What happens during School-Based Outpatient Therapy Treatment?
• What treatment concerns do we address?
• Why choose School-Based Outpatient Therapy?
• How is School-Based Outpatient Services funded?
• How can your child get started?
• Which schools are licensed for this type of service?