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Mental Health Support for Children & Families

Mental health is important in every stage of life, from infancy and early childhood to adolescence and throughout adulthood.

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Mental health and physical health are equally important to a person's overall well-being. Good mental health allows us to cope with life’s stress, develop our potential, learn and work successfully, and build and maintain positive relationships. 

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Mental Health & Wellness Resources

Mental health and wellness providers across Jefferson County have compiled the below resources for families with young children. These include:

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  • Self-guided information and connection opportunities

  • Support groups and classes

  • Details on where to access mental health assessments and intervention services

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Use the accordion menu below and click the “+” next to the category that best fits your needs.

Pregnancy-Related Mental Health Support & Substance Use Treatment

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For families dealing with depression, anxiety, addiction or a history of substance use disorder, there is help available.
 

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Concerned About a Child's Mental Health?

Concerned about a Child's Mental Health?

Babies and young children can suffer from mental health problems caused by neglect, trauma, biological factors, or situations in their home environment.

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Depression and anxiety are two common mental health disorders in young children. Learn about symptoms and treatment.

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Phone

(303-239-7060)

Gateway Partnership for Early Childhood looks forward to connecting with you. If you have a question or need support, the fastest way to reach us is by completing our contact form.

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