Child & Family Division March 2026 update

Child and Family Division has immediate availability across programs and locations. Serving kids 0-17 years old!
Families can access services without long wait times, and we welcome referrals.

Now Open: Enhanced Outpatient Program (EOP) for Trauma

Enhanced Outpatient Program (EOP) is open to external referrals!

This structured, midlevel program is designed for youth 10-17 with two tracks (middle schoolers and high schoolers), who need more support than weekly therapy but do not require intensive outpatient care. EOP will include:

    • Multiple weekly therapeutic groups- (3) one-hour groups per week (T,W,TH) (High school track 3:30pm-4:30pm; Middle school track 5pm-6pm)
    • Family integration
  • Skills based interventions
  • Care coordination and step-down support

To make a referral please fill out the form on our referrals partners page and identify in the text box “Youth EOP”

Sneak Peek: Social Media & Gaming Addiction Prevention Group

Launching soon: a prevention focused group for ages 11–13 designed to help young people and caregivers navigate digital life.

Topics will include:

  • Healthy technology habits
  • Early signs of problematic gaming or social media use
  • Emotional regulation and coping skills
  • Strategies for digital balance

Stay tuned for full details and referral pathways.

Wraparound & Family Support Services

AllHealth Network’s wraparound model ensures families receive coordinated, whole-person care. Our services include:

  • Case Management to help families navigate systems and access needed resources
  • Parent Peer Support from trained caregivers with lived experience
  • Medication Management integrated with therapy and care coordination
  • Collaborative treatment planning across all service lines to ensure continuity and support

 Human–Animal Interaction Services

Meet one of our therapy animals, Fusion!

Our human–animal interaction program continues to be a powerful therapeutic tool for youth of all ages. Through structured interactions with trained therapy animals, clients experience increased emotional regulation, improved engagement, and a sense of safety and connection.

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