Center For Child & Family Health
Counseling And Mental Health
Why pick this one
Center for Child & Family Health provides evidence-based mental healthcare for childhood trauma, plus Durham in-home support and nurse home visits for newborn families.
Best for
- children and adolescents experiencing the effects of abuse, neglect, violence, or other childhood adversity
- families seeking post-adoption support
- Durham County families with newborns seeking nurse home visits and community-resource connections
- parents seeking in-home parenting support
- infants and young children needing trauma-informed mental health services
Look elsewhere if
- adults seeking counseling unrelated to children, families, or childhood trauma
- people needing a service explicitly advertised as emergency or after-hours care
Specialties
- child traumatic stress treatment
- Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
- Attachment & Biobehavioral Catch-Up (ABC)
- Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)
- post-adoption support
- infant and early childhood mental health
What makes them different
- Provides evidence-based mental healthcare and family supports focused on childhood trauma and adversity
- Offers long-term in-home support through Healthy Families Durham and the Durham Early Head Start Home-Based Program
- Family Connects Durham provides nurse home visits and community-resource connections for families with newborns in Durham County
- The ARCh Project has a five-year, $2.5 million Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health grant through SAMHSA
- Trains hundreds of child-serving professionals each year throughout North Carolina and beyond
- Serves
- Durham
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 1121 W Chapel Hill St Ste 100, Durham, NC 27701-3080
- Phone
- 19194193474
- Website
- https://ccfhnc.org
Services
- evidence-based mental healthcare
- family supports
- long-term in-home parenting support
- nurse home visits for families with newborns
- early childhood mental health services
- trauma-informed professional training