Chestnut behavioral health services are designed for effective, short-term interventions for a variety of difficulties experienced by young people. Our staff is experienced in helping families and children cope with such issues as depression and grief, anxiety, behavioral problems, family conflict, blended family issues, and trauma.
We Can Provide
- Case management
- In-home support
- Consultation and evaluation by a psychiatrist
- Crisis services
- Family counseling
- Group therapy
- Individual counseling
Programs May Include
- Mental Health Juvenile Justice (MHJJ)
- Medication services
- School-based services
- Youth and family support services
- Office-based and In-home family support
- Substance use and office-based treatment
Benefits
- Comprehensive behavioral health services
- Increased collaboration among school staff, parents, and mental health professionals
- Access for students to behavioral health services
- Behavioral health and education integration
- Year-round services
- Summer services and camps available
How to Receive School-based Services
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Talk to your school's social worker or staff
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If we are in your school, they will complete a referral and email it to the Chestnut clinician.
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If we are not in your school, we can call or email your school social worker to discuss opportunities for school-based mental health services. Contact us!
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