Childrens Services Program Inserts i-WRAP (Assertive Outreach Team) Our team provides services to young clients in order

to help keep them in their own homes and communities. This is accomplished through services that are individualized to each patient, and youth and family oriented. Our priority is reducing risk factors and fostering resiliency within each patient so that they might be able to better adapt to future situations. By working as a team, we are better able to focus on the child/whole family and be positioned to address issues that are negatively impacting their wellbeing. Each team is comprised of a Prescriber, a Licensed Mental Health Technician, a Social Service Worker, and Case Managers. The team will diligently collaborate to deliver the treatment and support that is required by the clients, and in order to aid in skill development. I-WRAP Team clients have access to services 24 hours a day 365 days a year. Case Management At Valley Mental Health we provide differing levels of case management according to the clinical needs of each patient. It is offered to assist the family in connecting with services and agencies within the community that can provide additional supports to their child and family. Each client, both adult and child, is assigned a care coordinator. This coordinator provides targeted case management for patients with severe and persistent mental illness and/or severe emotional disability. (SED?) Service will be provided in a flexible continuum reaching between outpatient services to in-home skills training programs. In-Home Services Behavorial support services are offered by Social Service Workers in the home of the child in order to implement supports in the home to maintain the child in their home environment. Each childs parents are responsible and in charge of their families and should be provided services that support, encourage, and assist them in their parenting role. Our desire is to simply aid and encourage the parents to further the ability of the child to remain in their home environment. Individual and family therapy can also be provided in the clients home to provide additional support to both client and family. Transition Services The main goal of our Transition Services program is to establish an environment of CALM (Coordinate, Access, Link, and Monitor) for its clients. A select number of our key services will help you to transition back to traditional living at any stage of life. Case management services involve addressing school and medical issues. In-Home services are driven by the patients therapeutic goals and needs. Lastly, our project reconnect works with independent living-aged youth. Outpatient Outpatient treatment focuses on decreasing a childs psychiatric symptoms in order to enhance and maintain the childs level of functioning. These services are directed toward clients who require supportive stabilization, crisis management, coping skills, problem solving, and elimination of dysfunctional or risky behaviors. Within the Specialty Services continuum, there are many services offered based on the needs of the family.

Childrens Outpatient Services are available for youth with a mental health diagnosis from infancy through age 18. Services offered include mental health assessments, family therapy, individual and group therapy, crisis intervention, and medication management. Respite Valley Mental Healths Respite Program provides families with short-term relief from the stresses and intensity of caring for a child with a serious emotional disorder. Respite care may be brief (a few hours) or extended for several hours, several days a week, and may be provided in or out of a childs home. No overnight respite is currently provided. Partial Day Treatment-ACES Acute Childrens Extended Services (ACES) after school partial day treatment services offer treatment for children aged 5 to 12 with severe emotional and behavioral problems. The goal of the program is to prevent a more restrictive mental health placement. ACES teaches social, and crisis management skills through recreational activities, community activities, friendship skills, home and school behavioral monitoring, and generalization of skills. ASAP The Adolescent Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) offers standard outpatient and day treatment for adolescents ages 13-to-17 who are using/abusing alcohol and/or drugs. This program teaches relapse prevention and mood management skills to aid these youth in reaching their recovery goals. ARTEC DAY Treatment Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Centers (ARTEC) provides a structured environment featuring skills development, individual, family, and group therapy for adolescents requiring additional support to become successful in the community. DBT Intensive Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) day treatment is provided for a total of 16 adolescents ages 12-17, treating both males and females in the custody of the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), Division of Juvenile Justice Services (DJJS) and in parental custody. Criteria required for admission includes a pattern of intense and unstable interpersonal relationships, frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment, impulsivity that is potentially self-damaging, recurrent suicidal or para suicidal behavior, affective instability, chronic feelings of emptiness, inappropriate intense or uncontrollable anger, and transient stress-related paranoid ideation or severe dissociative symptoms. KIDS Kids Intensive Day Services (KIDS) is a short-term, intensive day program for youth ages 5-to-17. This program is for children with serious behavioral and emotional challenges. It is our focus on keeping children in their family's and in the community. ARTEC West Dual Diagnosis Treatment ARTEC West provides mental health and substance abuse treatment in an intensive setting for adolescents ages 12-17. This is a 16 unit program with eight beds for boys and eight beds for girls, to provide a stable living place during the recovery process.

Carmen B. Pingree Center for Children with Autism The Carmen B. Pingree center is dedicated to providing state of the art treatment for children with autism from preschool to sixth grade, including integration into the classroom. The Pingree center, alongside the University of Utah is actively involved in research projects to improve understanding and treatment of autism. The Pingree Center has a history of successful intervention and commitment toward children with autism. The program is highly regarded on local, state, national, and international levels. The Pingree Center offers intensive learning experiences from experienced staff specializing in treatment for students with autism and related developmental delays.