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What options are there to treat my child's mental health issues?


Published: Aug. 4, 2023

Treatment options for mental and emotional health can involve a number of different modalities, including individual and group therapy, behavioral management, medication, emergency hospitalization, and residential or inpatient care. Some situations may require more intense treatment, such as placement in a residential facility, or a hospitalization. These options are usually considered only if the child is a danger to themselves. Kids can receive treatment that is school-provided or private, but most often, it’s both. It’s best to find evidence-based treatments that are suited for your child’s unique situation, strengths, and needs.

For more information, see our full article Mental Health Treatment Options for Children and Teens with Disabilities.

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