Child Mental Health

At Seven Counties Services, we know that being a kid isn’t always easy. Sometimes, children and teens feel sad, angry, or overwhelmed. That can affect school, home, and friendships. That’s why we’re here to help them understand their feelings, build healthy coping skills, and grow into their best self, with full support every step of the way.

Whether your child is struggling at school, having a hard time with emotions, or has experienced trauma, help is available. Seven Counties Services can provide individualized treatment for your child and start the journey towards a happier, healthier life.

If your child has been diagnosed with a mental health disorder or is experiencing one or more signs and symptoms, please contact us today to start their recovery journey.

Common Mental Health Disorders

We provide specialized care for a wide range of conditions

Anxiety Disorders

Attention-Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD)

Bipolar Disorder

Disruptive, Impulse-Control, and Conduct Disorders

Depression Disorders

Insomnia

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

Trauma and Stressor Related Disorders

Substance Use Disorder (SUD)

Not a complete list of Common Mental Health Disorders

Warning Signs and Symptoms

General Warning Signs

Excessive Fear and Worrying

Extreme Sadness

Substantial Changes in Mood

Isolation or Avoiding of People or Situations

Use of Alcohol, Drugs, or Other Substances

Thoughts of Suicide or Harming Oneself or Others

Inability to Handle Daily Stress and Situations

Delusions or Hallucinations

Decreased Appetite

Increased Irritability or Anger

Not a complete list of warning signs and symptoms

Youth-Specific Warning Signs & Symptoms

Avoiding School or Decreased Educational Performance

Excessive Nightmares & Fear of Bedtime

Hyperactivity

Aggression, Disobedience, & Temper Tantrums

*Not a complete list of youth-specific warning signs

Child Mental Health Services

Seven Counties Services offers a wide array of treatment options to meet the unique needs of the families in our community. Our services are provided by some of Kentucky’s most qualified pediatric and psychiatric professionals.

This talented team of professional treatment providers includes Social Workers and Therapists, Psychiatrists and APRNs, Nurses, Care Coordinators, Case Managers, Community Support Specialists, Peer Support Specialists and Psychologists.

Our Scope of Services Includes

Screening, Assessment, & Diagnosis

Thorough evaluation by qualified professionals

Counseling & Therapy

Comprehensive therapy options tailored to your family

Personalized Care Plans

Individualized plans designed around your child’s needs

24/7 Mental Health Crisis Support

Around-the-clock support when you need it most

Case Management

Coordination and support throughout the care journey

Medication Support

Expert psychiatric care and monitoring

Community Support Services

Resources and support within your community

Peer Support

Connection with others who understand your experiences

And More

Additional Services to meet your family’s unique needs.

Additional Services

Outpatient Mental Health & Addiction Recovery Services

Primary Care Screening & Monitoring

In-Home Therapy

Psychological Testing

School Based Services

What To Expect

The information you provide will help us pair your child or family with a dedicated professional treatment provider who will accompany you on this journey. Our team will work alongside the provider to outline and update the individualized treatment plan.

We serve individuals with or without insurance, although copayments and sliding fee schedules may apply. Seven Counties Services currently accepts Medicare and Medicaid, most commercial insurances, and Tricare.

The journey for everyone is different, but our passion is to be with you every step of the way!

Need Immediate Help?

If your child is in crisis and needs help, please call our 24/7 crisis line:

502-589-4313

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services are available upon request.

Seven Counties Services provides direct services for deaf and hard-of-hearing adults, children, and their families.

We also provide guidance on use of Interpreter reimbursement funds available to CMHC’s by the Kentucky Division of Behavioral Health, DHH services.

DHHS engages in collaboration and networking often to close the gap in the continuum of care for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals.

dhhservices@sevencounties.org

Wherever your family is today, change and hope start here.

Contact us today to learn more about our child mental health services