Why School-Based Mental Health Services:
· School Support · By The CCD Clinical Team · Clinically reviewed by Lisa R. Savage, LCSW
At the Center for Child Development (CCD), we believe that every child deserves access to mental health support, especially where they spend most of their time: in school. That’s why our School-Based Mental Health Program brings mental health professionals directly into schools to work with children and adolescents in a familiar, supportive, and accessible […]
At the Center for Child Development (CCD), we believe that every child deserves access to mental health support, especially where they spend most of their time: in school.
That’s why our School-Based Mental Health Program brings mental health professionals directly into schools to work with children and adolescents in a familiar, supportive, and accessible setting.
💡 Why School-Based Mental Health Services:
- Convenient Access: No need for parents to take time off work or worry about transportation. Services are provided during the school day.
- Early Intervention: Our therapists help students manage anxiety, depression, trauma, behavior concerns, and peer conflicts before they escalate.
- Collaboration: We partner with teachers, administrators, and families to build a circle of support around every child.
📘 What School-Based Services at CCD Offers:
- Individual therapy for children and adolescents
- Group therapy for children and adolescents
- Family engagement and therapy services
- Behavioral and emotional screenings
- Year-round support
🌱 Real Impact:
Children who receive mental health support in school environments are more likely to succeed academically, build healthier relationships, and gain the coping skills they need to thrive.
At CCD, we’re proud to be a trusted partner in over 120 schools across Delaware, helping children grow, heal, and reach their full potential — one school at a time. Contact us today to learn how we can support your child.
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