Clinical Youth Mental Health Services
Clinical Youth Mental Health Services
Clinical mental health services are provided in support of the child and family. Coordination of care and continuity of services is a key focus of services to ensure a comprehensive approach to supporting the child and their family. Priority is given to children with developmental disabilities or limited access to mental health services due to insurance access and coverage.
What are Clinical Mental Health Services
Clinical mental health services for youth encompass a wide range of counseling and support provided by licensed professionals to address mental health concerns in children and adolescents. ACCA services include screenings, outpatient treatment, counseling, and care coordination.
Key Aspects of Clinical Mental Health Services for Youth
- Screening & Evaluation
- Outpatient Counseling
- Support for Caregivers
- Care Coordination
Services
Services are provided for children and youth age 9-17 who have been referred through an ACCA program or community provider. Services will be provided based on screening and evaluation and will include a treatment plan or referral to other community services based on a child or family’s need. Services will be provided regardless of income or insurance coverage.
Contact Information
For information or to make a referral to the Child & Family Wellness Program, please contact:
Care Coordination Specialist
Rachel Hanft
Phone: 907-456-4003 x100
Email: rhanft@alaskacenter.org