Learn more about infant and early childhood mental health services to support your child.
INFANT AND EARLY CHILDHOOD MENTAL HEALTH
Your child’s social and emotional well-being and their relationships with family are essential, as their childhood is the foundation for their entire lifespan. As a provider solely focused on supporting the mental health and development of children during the critical period of birth to age 8, Erikson is committed to helping parents like you through the complexities of behavioral and emotional disorders.
After your initial visit, our pediatric mental health specialists, social workers and counselors will find behavioral and emotional therapies and treatment options designed to guide you and your child towards the best possible outcomes.
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SITUATIONS WE HELP WITH
The mind matters as much as the body.
The pediatric mental health specialists at Erikson provide treatments for early childhood disorders to strengthen the social and emotional well-being of your child, for both now and the future. Our emphasis is placed on building strong relationships within the family. We treat:
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Erikson’s Unique Approach
We want to see every child thrive and reach their full potential. We know that children thrive when they have strong, healthy relationships with their adult caregivers. Those key relationships give children firm grounding now, and in the future. Our pediatric mental health specialists work with parents and caregivers to give them the skills to ground and nurture their children’s mental health.
Erikson is a recognized leader in infant and early childhood mental health and development. With decades of evidence-based information, we have a rich body of tried and tested knowledge to draw on.
Our staff partners with parents and caregivers to address developmental issues.
Erikson’s pediatric mental health specialists will go beyond the symptoms to better understand your child, their needs, and the treatment options to help them reach their fullest potential. We employ a whole child approach that looks at a range of factors to create an effective treatment plan to resolve the issue and improve social and emotional well-being.
Our pediatric mental health specialists may also consult with other professionals, like teachers or pediatricians, to help support a child’s individual needs. And we work closely with parents to better equip you to deal more effectively with common development and behavior problems.
