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What Does a Mental Health Crisis Look Like?

June 4, 2024

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When someone you care for is going through a mental health crisis, the best thing to do is be prepared. Learn how to recognize it and be prepared.

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Posted in Behavioral Healthcare, Parenting, Suicide Prevention | Tags: 988, adolescent mental health, behavioral health, child mental health, crisis, mental health, mental health crisis, mental health hospital, mental health support, parenting, psychiatric care, psychiatric treatment, suicide, suicide prevention, suicide prevention month

What to Expect When a Child Discharges From a Children’s Psychiatric Hospital

February 19, 2021

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Read this article to understand how you can continue helping a child after they discharge from a children’s psychiatric hospital.

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Posted in Behavioral Healthcare, Child Welfare, Mental Health, Parenting, Suicide Prevention, Trauma | Tags: adolescent mental health, behavioral health, behavioral healthcare, child mental health, childhood, childhood trauma, children, children's mental health, children's psychiatric hospital, children's psychiatric hospitals, children's psychiatric treatment, family, mental health, mental healthcare, mental wellness, parenting, psychiatric care, psychiatric residential treatment, suicide, suicide prevention, teen mental health, trauma, youth

Spring 2016 “KVC Matters” Newsletter Now Available

May 9, 2016

2016 KVC Spring Newsletter online now

Read the latest stories of how KVC is helping children and families across the U.S.

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