Early Childhood

We provide an array of specialized services to children, age eight and under, and their families. These services include individual and family counseling, parent skill-building classes, relational support and education, play therapy, and education and resources around growth and development.

When to seek help

It can be difficult to determine when a child might need help from a mental health professional. Parents and family members are usually the first to notice if a child is experiencing problems with emotions or behavior.

Observations from teachers, medical providers and other care givers may also highlight behaviors one should be concerned about. If a problem is suspected or questions arise, reach out to AllHealth Network at (303) 730-8858 to determine if your child may need professional intervention.

Here are some signs a child may benefit from mental health counseling:

• Frequent temper tantrums
• Repeated refusal to go to school or take part in activities
• Hyperactivity or fidgeting
• Persistent disobedience or aggression
• Irritability
• Sibling rivalry
• Difficulty making or keeping friends
• Being too "clingy" or "needy"

Children experiencing events such as parental divorce, death or illness of a loved one, or other difficulties may also find counseling beneficial.