Empowering young people (ages 8–17) and their families to heal and recover, together.
Covered by most health insurance plans, our Child and Adolescent Outpatient Services program provides evidence-based whole-person treatment and support that engages the entire family in their child or teen’s road to recovery.
How the program works
Since no person’s needs are exactly the same, there is no single, pre-determined path of treatment at McCall. That’s why the first step in our program is a comprehensive assessment conducted by one of our masters-level therapists.
Based on each individual’s needs, the therapist works together with families to develop personalized treatment plans specifically designed to address behavioral health conditions such as stress, anxiety, depression, vaping, or substance use.
Services available within the program:
Intensive Outpatient Program
Participants with substance use and/or mental health challenges attend sessions three afternoons per week for up to three hours per session. The evidence-based curriculum addresses substance use disorders, mental health challenges, and trauma, including toxicology screens and contingency management.
Group Therapy
Individuals can come together in a therapeutic setting to connect with, learn from, motivate, and support others struggling with similar issues. Group therapy creates a positive environment that shows participants they’re not alone and can reach their goals together.
Psychiatric Services
A psychiatrist and a psychiatric nurse practitioner are available to consult with young people and their guardians to evaluate and prescribe psychiatric medication, as needed. A combination of counseling and medication can help individuals make positive changes and long-term success.
Individual Therapy
Children and teens will have the opportunity to develop a trusting relationship with their therapist where they feel understood and can authentically express themselves. Through the use of evidenced-based practices, they will learn healthy ways to cope with stressors, resolve conflict, manage emotions, and improve relationships.
Family Therapy
Family sessions focus on a family’s ability to solve problems and learn new ways to express thoughts and emotions in a productive manner. They explore family roles, rules, and behavior patterns to identify issues that contribute to conflict and learn healthier ways to manage family struggles while achieving a strong sense of togetherness.
Watch the video now to hear from our staff and a mother who sought services at McCall Behavioral Health Network for her child.
If you’re concerned about your child’s mental health and/or substance use, it’s never too early to reach out for help.
For more information about our programs please phone 860.496.2100.