Our clinically lead skills training and development program is structured to provide the necessary trainings aimed to improve appropriate communication skills, age appropriate community functioning, and skills needed for independent living. The program targets areas that hinder the individual from improving their quality of life while providing the necessary skills and resources to be a productive member of society.

Crisis interventions are intended to provide timely and compassionate support to individuals experiencing significant emotional, psychological, physical, or behavioral distress. Our trained professionals offer in-person crisis response for individuals at risk. Children’s Hope delivers services in all settings wherever the help is needed—available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

At Children’s Hope, our individual and family therapy services offer a safe, supportive space to explore life’s challenges with a licensed professional. Whether one on one individual sessions or if your family is facing challenges related to parenting, behavioral concerns, or emotional disconnect, involving the entire family in the therapeutic process can lead to meaningful change—especially for children and teens. Our licensed therapists work with compassion and expertise to help families heal and grow together.

Our medication education services provide individuals with essential information and guidance about prescribed medications and their potential side effects. This curriculum-based training serves as an initial orientation to help individuals better understand their mental health conditions and the role of medication in managing symptoms. Through supportive education, clients gain insight into how medication contributes to stability, symptom reduction, and long-term success in community living.