Crisis Services
- Behavioral Health Urgent Care
- The Behavioral Health Urgent Care is a place where children and teens ages 5-21 can get help right away if they are struggling with mental health concerns and may be a danger to themselves or others. We provide safety assessments, short-term therapy, and medication management.
- Copley Psychiatric Emergency Department
- The Copley Psychiatric Emergency Department is staffed 24/7 to provide immediate stabilization, observation, and psychiatric care for children and youth experiencing a mental health emergency.
Mental and Behavioral Health Services at Your Doctor’s Office
- HealthySteps
- The HealthySteps program serves children ages 0-3 and their families in pediatric clinics in Hemet, Temecula, Murrieta, and Vista. Services include developmental screenings, mental health support, and parenting advice on issues like picky eating and sleep problems.
- Primary Care Mental Health Integration
- Offered at select locations, this program helps children and youth ages 0-21 and their families get mental health care by connecting them with a therapist at their pediatrician’s office.
Outpatient Services
- Autism Discovery Institute
- Provides autism-focused programs, including diagnostic services and therapy, for children and youth ages 0-18.
- Developmental Evaluation Clinic
- Offers comprehensive developmental evaluations for infants and preschoolers ages 0-5.
- Developmental Screening and Enhancement Program
- Provides in-home services such as developmental and behavioral screening, early intervention, and caregiver coaching for children 0-12 years old with an open CFWB case.
- Healthy Development Services and Children’s Care Connection
- Provides free services for children from birth to age 5 with mild to moderate developmental and behavioral concerns.
- KidSTART Center
- Serves children ages 0-5 with complex developmental, behavioral, medical, and/or family needs. Offers intensive support including therapy from speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and behavior specialists.
- Outpatient Psychiatry Services
- Helps children and teens ages 0-21 experiencing mental health and behavioral challenges. Services include mental health evaluations, therapy, and medication management.
Chadwick Center Children’s Advocacy Center Services
- BrightConnections
- Strengthens connections within families by providing clinic and community-based services to expecting parents and children ages 0-5 with complex socio-emotional, behavioral health, developmental, medical, and/or family needs.
- Forensic and Supportive Services (FSS)
- Supports the recovery of children and youth who have experienced a potentially traumatic event. Evaluation and treatment services are offered in both English and Spanish (and other languages through interpretation).
- Kids and Teens in Court Program
- Supports child and teen victims, and witnesses, who may need to testify in criminal or juvenile court.
- Trauma Counseling
- The Chadwick Center’s Trauma Counseling Program helps children and their families heal after traumatic experiences such as abuse, neglect, or witnessing violence.
- KidSTART Clinic
- Serves children ages 0-5 with complex developmental, behavioral, medical, and/or family needs. Offers intensive support including therapy from speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and behavior specialists.
Inpatient Services
- Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Services
- Provides comprehensive psychiatric care and individualized services for children and adolescents ages 0-18.
- Eating Disorders/Medical Behavioral Unit
- Supports children and adolescents with both medical conditions and behavioral or psychological concerns, including eating disorders.
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