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Family Guidebook

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What to Expect from Parent-Child Therapy 

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What to Expect from Parent-Child Therapy 

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Build stronger parent-child relationships

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Early Intervention assessments for children under 3 years-old free of charge to all families.

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Early Intervention Colorado | Oec_eireferralform (force.com)

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Child Find: Assessments for children 3-5 years-old.  Services offered at no cost to families.

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Child Find Intake Line 720-423-1410

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About Right Start for Infant Mental Health

Right Start is a mental health program for pregnant women and families with children ages birth to 5 years. We provide help when there are concerns about a child’s emotions, behavior or development, or when parenting becomes difficult.

Who We Serve:

We serve any family with a child between the ages of birth to five years who lives in Denver County, if any of the following are true:

You think your baby is unusually quiet or uninterested in you

You’re concerned about your baby's sleeping or feeding

You think your baby is fussy or cries too much

You’re worried about your young child’s temper tantrums or aggressive behavior

Your child is having difficulty coping with scary/traumatic events

You have a young child that is often sad or keeps to him/herself

You feel exhausted or overwhelmed by the demands of parenting

Our Services:

Our team of psychologists and therapists work exclusively with infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their families to offer comprehensive, trauma-informed, relationship-based interventions including:

Child and family therapy (talking with you about your baby)

Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)

Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)

Parent Child Groups

Case Management for enrolled families

Psychiatric evaluation

We are also able to provide services in the home or community when a higher level of care (such as more frequent or longer sessions) is needed, or when there are barriers preventing attendance in the office.

Right Start for Colorado is a new initiative that aims to expand infant and early childhood mental health services across Colorado communities by building statewide workforce capacity for professionals serving young children birth to 5 years of age.

Right Start for Colorado will provide no cost/ low cost trainings to clinicians and allied providers across the state on numerous infant/early childhood mental health principles and practices, including relationship-based, developmentally specific evidence-based treatments.

Contact

To schedule a first-time appointment for yourself, your child or a loved one, contact our Access Center by calling (303) 504-7900.

For more information or specific programmatic questions, please call or email Michelle Roy at:

Phone: (303) 300-6194
Email: michelle.roy@wellpower.org

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Right Start for Colorado aims to expand infant and early childhood mental health services by building a statewide workforce serving children 0-5 years.

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Colorado Center for Pediatric Learning and Development **

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Colorado Center for Pediatric Learning and Development **

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Mariposa Center for Infant, Child and Family Enrichment **

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Mariposa Center for Infant, Child and Family Enrichment **

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The Child and Family Therapy Center of Denver

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The Child and Family Therapy Center of Denver

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Insights Colorado Assessment and Therapy

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Insights Colorado Assessment and Therapy

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YouTube video: Why Play Therapy?

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Answering the six questions- who, what, why, when, where and how- about OT.

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What is Pediatric Physical Therapy (PT)?

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What is Pediatric Physical Therapy (PT)?

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The ABC's of Pediatric Physical Therapy: Fact Sheet

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What to look for and questions to ask a prospective OT.

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In partnership with Invest in Kids, Child First is a national, evidence-based, two-generation model that serves the most vulnerable young children and families, providing intensive, home-based services. The program aims to prevent child abuse and neglect. Child First serves children before birth through age five and their caregivers who are facing challenges like poverty, mental health issues, and homelessness. We're thrilled to add this program to our growing list of Community Based Services to help strengthen kids and families in Jefferson, Broomfield, and Boulder counties.

Work is done in the home for 1-2 hours per week using Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), a therapy focused on the attachment between parent and child, and executive skill-building. Each family works with a master's level developmental clinician and a bachelor's level family support partner.

Get the support you and your child need early and start building a strong future for your family!

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Child First // Tennyson Center for Children

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In partnership with Invest in Kids, Child First is a national, evidence-based, two-generation model that serves the most vulnerable young children and families, providing intensive, home-based services. The program aims to prevent child abuse and neglect. Child First serves children before birth through age five and their caregivers who are facing challenges like poverty, mental health issues, and homelessness.

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National Maternal Mental Health Hotline **

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National Maternal Mental Health Hotline **

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Rose Andom Center | One Place. Immeasurable Hope.

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The Rose Andom Center is a place for domestic violence victims to find the safety, support, and services needed to rebuild their lives and heal their families.

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Developmental Pediatrics at Children's Hospital

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Developmental Pediatrics at Children's Hospital

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Developmental Pediatrics at Children's Hospital Colorado offers evaluations and follow up for a variety of developmental, behavioral and learning differences. This includes issues associated with developmental delays, intellectual, learning and other developmental disabilities, such as autism spectrum disorders.

What is Developmental Pediatrics?

Developmental Pediatrics is the clinical program within the section of Neurodevelopmental and Behavioral Pediatrics at Children's Colorado. We provide information necessary for families to understand a developmental and/or behavioral diagnosis, support to cope with some of the challenges, and assistance finding resources for therapies and other interventions.

Why choose Children's Colorado for neurodevelopmental disorders?

The team at Developmental Pediatrics has extensive and specialized expertise in helping children with developmental and behavioral issues. Our compassionate and forward-thinking experts provide the latest methods of diagnosis and treatment tailored to the needs of children and their families. Read about our research into autism spectrum disorders to see how our experts are doing everything they can to provide your child with the best care.

Learn about our developmental pediatrics research

How will my child be evaluated?

We evaluate children from infancy through adolescence in either a team setting or individual consultation appointments. Each team clinic has a developmental pediatrician and a psychologist, and some clinics incorporate speech therapy, occupational therapy and/or physical therapy.

What type of testing is used?

We offer standardized testing to assess for cognitive, intellectual and academic achievement difficulties. We also evaluate social-communication and autism spectrum disorders, as well as other behavioral and adaptive skill concerns.

In addition to developmental assessments, we provide specialty clinics for sleep and toileting problems associated with developmental problems. We also provide behavioral treatments and medication management for some developmental and behavioral conditions.

Child and development conditions we evaluate and treat:

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Asian Pacific Development Center Behavioral Health

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