Welcome to Center for Child Counseling.
At the heart of our mission lies a steadfast commitment to nurturing the mental health and well-being of children and families. We recognize that childhood adversity and trauma can have profound impacts, not only on individual lives but also on families and communities as a whole. That's why we are dedicated to proactive intervention and innovative solutions, fostering environments where safety, healing, and hope are possible.
Our approach is comprehensive. By empowering caregivers, engaging with communities, and advocating for policies that protect our children, we aim to create a foundation for playful, healthful, and hopeful living through a public health approach. We believe that every child deserves to grow up feeling safe, cherished, and free from harm. And we steadfastly hold onto the mantra..."We don't have to wait for a child to fall apart emotionally before we do something."
Our approach is data driven. To address the urgent youth mental health crisis, in 2019 we started on a journey to build a Data Dashboard. Our vision was to evaluate our long-term program outcomes. Coming out of the pandemic, it became so much more to meet an even more urgent mental health crisis. It has changed the way we do business.Today, our data-to-action approach is allowing us to provide more efficient, effective, and timely care - all based on the need. I invite you to watch the short video below to learn more.
To our donors, your unwavering support fuels our work and enables us to reach more children and families each day. To parents and caregivers, we stand by you as partners on this crucial journey toward safety, healing, and resilience. And to community leaders, we invite you to join us in building a future where every child has the opportunity to to be safe and thrive.
Together, we are not just addressing challenges; we are imparting a legacy of strength, resilience, and hope for generations to come. Let's work hand in hand to ensure that hope is at the center of every child's story.
Renée Layman