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"Ink Spot" Mobile Art Therapy Program

Acacia Counseling Services PLLC: We offer individual, couples, groups, and family therapy. We currently accept the following health insurances: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Tricare East, and United Healthcare Policies. We are in network with multiple EAP Providers such as Lyra Health and Modern Health.


ACACIA EMPOWERMENT GROUP LLC: We are a life coaching and consulting organization that specializes in helping individuals and businesses create, implement, and execute their goals. We provide services in person and virtually. We want to assist you in creating and achieving the goals you want so you can live the life you desire.
We have several Coaching and/or Consulting packages that may meet your needs, as well as a customizable option. If you have questions, do not hesitate to contact us.

Care and support for people living with dementia and their families.

Drive Thru Food Pantry, Delivery for homebound and seniors, homeless meals MWF, Mobile Market Truck, Educational Classes.

91��Ƭ��’s Care Clinic provides brief counseling services for its students in grades PreK-12 to support their social and emotional well-being.
Through Six FREE 45-minute Brief Counseling sessions, the goal is to help clients identify symptoms, understand, cope, and make changes through self-awareness, self-management, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making skills. Our state-licensed therapists empower students to grow and learn from the counseling experience in a safe and confidential environment. Students are referred to the Care Clinic through a referral submission by their campus counselor with parental consent. Clinic Operations are Tuesday–Thursday from 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm and select Saturdays from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, September through June.

“A simple act of caring is heroic.” -Edward Albert

91��Ƭ�� Engagement, Equity & Access, Family & Community Engagement (FCE) The Family and Community Engagement Department serves the 91��Ƭ�� learning community by fostering relationships, engaging, and empowering the community to support student success. It provides various workshops for parents and caregivers that offer ideas, tips, and support in raising children. Our parent facilitators and instructors provide resources and meaningful information to support family life and build a strong connection with the school.

Scholarship Opportunities via CCDHH, Oratorical and Essay Contests

The Arlington Police Department's Victim Services Program exists to provide services to victims and family members with the goal of lessening the short and long-term trauma experienced as a direct result of victimization.

The Victim Services program provides crisis counseling, crisis intervention, criminal justice support and advocacy, information and referral, notification of rights and assistance with filing Crime Victims Compensation claims, assistance with property return, court accompaniment, child care during statements, and transportation to court or to shelter to all victims of violent crime reported to the Arlington Police Department.

Hours of Operation
The Victim Services office operates from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. seven days a week.

Victim Services personnel are also available for call out 24 hours a day at the request of patrol officers or investigators

Our Phone Numbers
817-459-5339 (Main)
817-459-5317 (Fax)
Email: pdvictimservices@arlingtontx.gov
Youth and Family Specialist Program
The Arlington Police Department's Youth and Family Specialist is a licensed professional who provides services to youth and their parents when a child/adolescent is involved with the department whether that involvement is as a victim, as suspect, or because the family has called the police for help with a developing problem that has not yet become criminal. The Youth and Family Specialist is in the office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Volunteer Opportunities!
The Arlington Police Department's Victim Services Program is currently seeking volunteers to assist victims of violent crime.

If you are interested in gaining valuable experience while serving victims in our community, please contact 817-459-5339.

Volunteers must complete an interview process and background/criminal history check, including a polygraph, prior to acceptance.

BasePoint Academy provides day treatment specifically designed to address the unique mental health challenges teens face today. It serves adolescents ages 11 to 18 years old, offering group therapy with individual and family therapy components, as well as medication management.

BasePoint keeps students enrolled in 91��Ƭ�� and has an Education Counselor on site to help coordinate academic assignments with your district. They provide complimentary transportation to and from BasePoint and are in network with all major commercial insurances.

Signs to look for: Anxiety, depression, impulsive behaviors, isolation, academic decline, substance use, anger issues, self-harming behavior, unhealthy relationships.

BasePoint offers complimentary assessments and is open 7 days a week, 7:00am to 7:00pm at 972-325-2633.

Big Thought equips youth in marginalized communities to imagine and create their best lives and world. The secret
sauce that makes our work uniquely effective is the powerful combination of our social and emotional focus,
experiential learning, community-centered partnerships, equity lens and future focus. Throughout our 30+ year history of innovation, Big Thought has become a national model in arts education, out of school time systems, summer learning and juvenile justice intervention. Now we’re one of six community partnerships in the U.S. helping scale national best practices in Social and Emotional Learning (SEL). We offer outside of school time programming for youth up to age 24.

Programs include:
(A) Live - After school spoken word programming/showcases (9-18 years old)

Artivism - Year round programming combining art + activism (14-18 years old)

Creative Solutions - Summer programming for youth involved in the Juvenile Justice System in both Dallas and
Tarrant Counties (14-18 years old)

Community Action Team - Two year cohort for youth to get more civically involved in their communities,
participate in community service, and build workforce development skills. (15-24 years old)

The Fellowship Initiative - Three year cohort for young men of color with college aspirations. (10th-12th graders)

TMAS - after school SEL program for elementary and middle school aged learners(5-13) years old
graders)

Physical and emotional support to children that have been abused.

We have 8 outpatient locations in the DFW metroplex and serve ages 5-105. We address mental health diagnoses as well as substance use disorders and provide day treatment programming. We have a partnership with Ki Charter school so that your students do not miss out on any seat time and have an easy transition back to their home school. We have three locations in Tarrant County, one in Arlington and two in Fort Worth, that are able to serve your students, families, and faculty. We look forward to the opportunity to continue to serve AISD.

C5 Texas is a 5-year youth leadership development program for 8th-12th grade students. This no-cost program provides a curriculum focused on personal development, social awareness, community activism, college readiness, career exploration and more! C5 Texans engage in events & activities, community service, and 5 signature summer experiences. Upon graduation, C5 Texas Leaders will be Character-Driven, Community-Focused, Challenge-Ready, College-Bound, and Committed to a Better Future!

Most adults have experienced loss and grief, but children do not always possess the necessary skills to cope with their loss effectively. El Tesoro de la Vida, a week-long resident camp for children ages 7-17, helps children learn these skills alongside their peers. The program consists of 90% traditional camping activities such as horseback riding, archery, canoeing, hiking, nature study, swimming, crafts, sports and games. The other 10% of activities are structured to help children through the natural grieving process. Certified professional counselors lead small group sessions and are on-site at all times to provide counseling and support.

We have an inpatient psychiatric hospital that works with kids ages 5-17. We take all levels of insurance for that. We also have three outpatient locations (php/iop) that also take all levels of insurance and work with ages 12-17. We will provide 20 miles of transportation for our outpatient programs and offer a faith based program for the kids that want that.

CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocates and our CASA volunteers serve abused and neglected children in an overburdened child welfare system. Each year, thousands of children in Tarrant County are confirmed victims of child abuse and neglect. These children have experienced terrible trauma, and their lives are turned upside down. Child Protective Services takes legal responsibility for them, and may place them in a foster home or other facility. Due to too few foster homes, siblings are often split up into different places. Children are rarely able to stay in their own schools, day cares, or communities. Everything they have known is gone. Through no fault of their own, these abused children have become a part of an overburdened child welfare system. They deserve a voice in the courtroom. They need a CASA volunteer!

CASA of Tarrant County has over 400 active volunteers who come from all walks of life. They span all age ranges. Some are just beginning in the workforce, and others are retired. Over half our volunteers work full-time and have families. Some have backgrounds in the criminal justice system, social work, or child welfare. Other volunteers have no such experience at all. CASA volunteers speak up for abused and neglected children, advocating for their needs during the worst time of their lives.

Individual and family counseling, specializing in Play Therapy

Charlie Health is a virtual intensive outpatient program (IOP) offering hyper-personalized, comprehensive care for people ages 11-49 struggling with their mental health. Our program combines curated groups, individual therapy, family therapy, and psychiatry (if needed) built into personalized treatment plans. In addition to our standard treatment model, all clients have access to 24/7 crisis care, 20+ free family support groups, peer mentors, Alumni Programming, and more. Charlie Health is in-network with
all major insurance providers, including commercial, Tricare, and most Medicaids in Texas!

We design each treatment plan with one primary goal in mind: helping clients heal and rediscover hope. If you think you or a loved one could benefit from Charlie Health, please get connected to get started in as little as 24 hours!

Unaccompanied Immigrant Children Integration Support Services

Energy Assistance- Electric, gas or propane payment assistance, CAPWorks-Case Management- Job skills, training and employment assistance, Veterans Program- Rent, mortgage, or utility assistance for Veterans Financial Empowerment- workshops and events that address resident’s financial challenges and needs and plan for their futures
Emergency Services- (crisis based) food, shelter and financial aid to help individuals and families in need.

Our professional staff use nationally recognized, evidence-based interventions and practices to create hope for families and opportunities for children, adolescents, and young adults cope with mental illness and heal from the impact of trauma. Typically, we work with our clients in a home or a community setting that works best for the family. The cost of services is covered 100% for those insured by STAR Health Medicaid and most STAR Medicaid Health Plans. CKBH Services are FREE of charge for children and youth 3-17 years of age. CKBH utilizes the following Nationally Recognized and Evidence-Based Interventions: Skill Streaming Aggression Replacement; The Nurturing Program; Preparing Adolescents for Young Adulthood; Illness Management and Recovery, Seeking Safety, Wraparound Services, and Your Defiant Child & Your Defiant Team.

Clearfork Academy provides detox, residential, and outpatient treatment for teens who are struggling with addiction and substance abuse.

We believe in the potential of teenagers and the power of Christ to change the trajectory of their lives.

Teen drug rehab is more than a job to us; it’s a calling. These factors are what make Clearfork Academy distinct from other addiction recovery facilities.

Safe, comfortable, and non-judgmental, it’s a place where teens in need of rehabilitative services can break the physical, mental, social, and spiritual bonds of substance use. Our Joint Commission accreditation ensures that our facility meets national standards for quality, safety, and evidence-based care.

We Accept Most Major Insurance Policies.

Individual, children, play therapy, couple's and family counseling

With numerous locations throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area, outpatient programs, and telehealth options, we offer comprehensive mental health services accessible to everyone.

The Roadmap for Children's Mental Health is a series designed to provide valuable guidance and support for parents and caregivers navigating the complex world of children's mental health and well-being. This series emphasizes the importance of taking care of your child's mental well-being, just as you would their physical health.
The key topics covered are building trusted relationships, managing technology and social media use, and tackling mental health stigma. Each part provides practical advice and strategies to help adults create a supportive environment for children.
By focusing on these areas, the series aims to equip families with the knowledge and tools needed to foster resilience, promote positive mental health, and ensure that children grow up feeling safe, understood, and supported. Remember, taking proactive steps and seeking professional help when needed can make a big difference in a child's overall well-being.

Divorce Care for Kids (DC4K) is a FREE hands-on, kid-friendly, faith-based support group for students ages 5-12/13 that have or may be experiencing family fracturing through parental separation, single parenting/never-married, or divorce. Meets 6pm to 7:30pm Mondays Fall & Spring. Limited Seating, First-Come-First-Served.

EmpathyHQ originated in 2013 under the legal name Alliance Child & Family Solutions with a mission to provide affordable and accessible life-changing mental health services for all Texans. In 2019, recognizing the need to better align with core values and mission, the agency legally transitioned to a 501(c)(3) nonprofit to further its mission and focus on underserved areas, vulnerable populations, and communities impacted by trauma. Since that transition, the agency has served over 12,000 unique individuals with over 100,000 hours of evidence-based, direct mental health care and case management services. EmpathyHQ provides mental health counseling focused on prevention, treatment, recovery, and harm reduction, offering several different therapy modalities such as telehealth, in-person, family, group, play, and individual therapy to accommodate various needs. By 2023, the agency completed its rebranding as EmpathyHQ to be more inclusive of all ages and populations served and reflect its commitment to empathic mental health support.

INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING:
EmpathyHQ offers personalized individual counseling services, available through grant funding, insurance, or sliding scale options. All services are trauma-informed and tailored to meet each client's unique needs. Therapeutic approaches may include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Family Therapy, Play Therapy, and other evidence-based practices.

GROUP COUNSELING:

• Elementary-age Group Therapy Combines games and fun activities with a CBT and trauma-informed approach, empowering children to recognize their feelings, manage stress with healthy coping skills, and identify safe adults to seek help from.
• Middle School to High School Age Group Therapy: Builds on the elementary group concepts, with added focus on conflict resolution, healthy peer relationships, handling bullying, and resisting peer pressure.

• Low to Moderate Income: As defined by HUD guidelines.
• Homeless Persons: Referrals from agencies or school districts.
• Youth or families actively involved with CPS or who are in or adopted from Foster Care within the last 90 days.
• Elderly (62+)
• Victims of Domestic Violence
• Severely Disabled Persons: Documented diagnoses of autism, cerebral palsy, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or intellectual disabilities, or evidence of long-term use of mobility aids.
• HIV-Positive Individuals
• Active Benefit Recipients: Proof of receiving TANF, SNAP, Medicare, Medicaid (not CHIP), or SSI within the last 90 days.
• Residents of HUD Qualified Census Tracts

• Grant-Funded Services: Available in-person or via telehealth.
• In-Person Services: For individuals utilizing grant-funded services, cash-pay, sliding scale based on income, or with Cigna or Baylor Scott & White Commercial Insurance.
• Telehealth Services: Available for individuals ages 10+ with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), Cigna, or UnitedHealthcare Commercial insurances.

Empowering Minds Counseling Services provides mental health services for individual and group counseling, ages 15 years and up. Both in-person and virtual services are available for high school students experiencing issues with anxiety, depression, grief, school issues, peer relationships and self-esteem. Insurance plans and discount referral rates for AISD students are welcomed.

We provide targeted case management, social and emotional skills
development, CANS assessment, Behavior skills, and anger
management.

Gill Children’s Services provides last-resort funding for Tarrant County children whose medical, dental, physical, social, psychological, or educational needs have not been met by other community resources.

Since 1949, Goodwill North Central Texas has established itself as one of the North Central Texas’ premier nonprofits while at the same time contributing to the local economy and creating job opportunities for those living dependent lives. People with disabilities, at-risk youth, individuals experiencing homelessness, veterans and those who have been formerly incarcerated all benefit from the services Goodwill provides. Our Job Resource Centers along with our credentialing programs and career schools allow anyone to access our free programs and opportunities virtually or in person.

Grant Halliburton Foundation offers educational presentations for students, educators, parents, and professionals on mental wellness, suicide prevention, bullying, resilience, and other issues that impact youth mental health.

Here For Texas is a program of Grant Halliburton Foundation, which includes HereForTexas.com and the Here For Texas Mental Health Navigation Line. These free community tools aim to offer easy access for Texans seeking mental health and addiction information and resources.

The Foundation offers Coffee Days and Charlas con un Cafecito peer support groups for women. The groups offer an opportunity to share experiences, resources, and information for teen and young adult mental health. There’s no cost to attend.

All programming is offered in both English and Spanish.

Guided Journeys Outreach Services provides community-based and in-home mental health services to individuals who present a combination of mild to severe behavioral, emotional, psychological, and educational needs, including those that usually receive various mental health services in the community.

Our organization utilizes a holistic wraparound service approach for all the services we offer such as social and behavioral skills development, fostering healthy coping mechanisms, targeted case management, and CANS assessments.

Help Me Grow North Texas provides an information line that connects a family or provider to child development services and other community-based resources within your area. With just one call, you will be connected to an experienced child development specialist who can provide education, resources and information on developmental screenings to meet the families' specific needs.

HCSS is a community-based behavioral health agency that strives to create and deliver compassionate solutions that empower, enrich, and elevate the community in which we serve.

We see from children to adults ages 8 and up. We provide mental health support for people going through life challenges and loss. We specialize in using trauma informed approaches such as: EMDR; IFS; and EFT. We are focused in serving the multi-cultural community and we also speak Spanish (hablamos español).

Mesa Springs Hospital: Newly constructed 72-bed behavioral health hospital offering inpatient and outpatient programming. We provide evidence-based, transformational care for a broad range of mental health and addiction concerns in a compassionate, comfortable environment. The Mesa Springs multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, therapists, and clinicians work together to accurately diagnose mental health conditions and provide a customized plan of care to individuals. Open 24-7 for walk-in, no-cost assessments for ages 12+.

Innovations: Provides both a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for children in elementary, middle, and high school. Four hours of group therapy per day, family therapy for education and support, dual diagnosis groups, medication management, and transportation is included in programming. Innovations offers academic instruction for grades K-8, as well as an accredited high school program. Ages 8-18 (18, if still enrolled in high school).

JPS Health Network believes mental health is a critical component of overall health and well-being for everyone. We are the largest and most comprehensive provider of mental health services in Tarrant County. We offer a full continuum of services, including outpatient care, inpatient care, psychiatric emergency services, peer and family services, and healthcare case management.

JPS is always ready for those seeking behavioral health assistance. The Behavioral Health team is here to ensure patients are seen and heard during their care and recovery journey.

To get in touch with JPS Behavioral Health resources, call Outpatient Behavioral Health at 817-702-3100 or Inpatient Behavioral Health at 817-702-3636. More information about these services can be found at jpshealthnet.org/get-care/services/behavioral-health.

At Life Chapters Counseling, we specialize in providing compassionate, supportive, and healing play therapy for children as young as 3 years old, along with counseling services for teens and young adults, and parent coaching. Led by Heather Pina-McGhee, LPC-S, RPT-S™, Certified Child-Centered Play Therapist, TBRI Practitioner, and Certified School Counselor, we offer supervision for LPC-Associates, individuals pursuing Registered Play Therapist™ (RPT™) certification, and school counselors or school psychologists working towards School-Based Registered Play Therapist™ (SB-RPT™) certification. Additionally, we provide community trainings on play therapy and other related topics. At Life Chapters Counseling, we are dedicated to supporting your growth in every chapter of life.

At Logos Counseling, we are experienced in helping a wide range of clients- from older children (4 & up) to adults in any stage of life. Our approach to mental health counseling focuses on helping you let you go of past emotional baggage that is preventing you from moving forward and achieving your goals.
Logos IOP, LLC was founded by Logos Counseling Services, which has been offering mental health counseling to individuals, couples & families of all ages since 1998. Our goal has always been to provide excellent care for our clients & communities.
After twenty-five years of working with teens, we noticed an unintentional gap in the Mental Health Community. Traditional IOP’s focus on substance abuse, but many teens struggle with other mental health issues not associated with substance abuse.
After several years of researching and writing curriculum, we have put together a program that helps both teens and their families using a mixture of traditional therapeutic techniques as well as alternative treatment methods.
Our goal is to provide accessible, exceptional mental health services for teens who need a higher level of care than weekly individual sessions. We are excited to help you achieve your mental health goals!

J.Todd Baker/ Ph.D., LPC-S, BCN (Arlington) (817) 812-2880; (817) 380-5667 Logos IOP
todd@logoscounseling.com
www.logoscounseling.com
www.logosiop.com

At Mariposa, we work with families that are going through divorce process. We offer
reunification and final therapy to help rebuild family relationships.
Our counselors work with parents and schools, as well to help children. We specialize
in ADHD, under or behavioral issues, emotional disturbance, anxiety, depression,
divorce, bullying, and problems in school. As a free service, we also offer support by
advocating for your child at their school 504 or ARD meetings. Let us help along your
journey to metamorphosis.

No-cost confidential assessments 24/7
When you or your loved one are experiencing a mental health crisis, you can have the confidence and comfort of knowing that Millwood has been a trusted behavioral health hospital in DFW for over 50 years. Our long-standing history in the community reflects our commitment to provide quality care and treatment for children (starting at age 5), teens, adults, and senior adults struggling with mental health or substance use. We accept most major insurances including TRICARE, Medicare, Medicaid, and VA.

New service: Teen Detox Program (ages 12 and up). If your teenager is struggling with substance use, we can help. We have a dedicated program to provide support for teens struggling with substance use and in need of detox. Stop by today to talk with one of our intake specialists! We are located at 1011 N. Cooper St, Arlington, TX 76011

Mental Health Assessments: Our clinicians conduct a comprehensive initial
assessment to understand our clients at a deeper level and direct them to services that
most appropriately suit their needs.

Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP): This extra mental health support offers a minimally restrictive environment that encompasses group, individual, family therapy and
medication management. Programming involves group therapy 5 hours/day, 5 days
per week, and can serve as a midground option for clients stepping down from
inpatient care.

Intensive Outpatient Programming (IOP): A step-down level of care for clients to transition
back to work or school, this program provides structure and support while clients
practice enhanced coping skills. It includes 3 hours per day/5 days per week.

In addition, it includes individual therapy and family/couples therapy, as needed.
When in IOP, clients see the psychiatrist a minimum of once per week.

Medication Management: Clients are evaluated and monitored by a psychiatrist for
medications, adverse reactions, and side effects to reduce their current mental health
symptoms. This service is available as a maintenance option or in conjunction with
outpatient therapy appointments.

At Mind Squared Counseling, PLLC, our mission is to create a lasting impact on families in Texas by fostering a generation of emotionally intelligent individuals through individual counseling. We believe that true healing begins with understanding the intricate connections between the mind, body, and nervous system. Our small private practice is dedicated to helping not only with child and adolescent therapy and parent coaching but also by focusing on the unique needs of women through individual counseling. We promote holistic well-being and empower them to thrive in every aspect of life.

A multitude of services to assist people with their physical, intellectual,
emotional, and spiritual needs.

New Day Arlington provides weekend meal bags for food insufficient students in 91��Ƭ��.

Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center offers comprehensive services and programming for adolescents (12+) and adults (18+). Our highly experienced clinicians and staff (including therapists, a psychiatrist, a nurse and an education specialist) are committed to providing an integrated treatment approach and personalized plan for healing to address common behavioral health conditions. Our services utilize neuropsychiatric treatments for those who require more focused and intensive treatment for depression, mood disorders, and anxiety, as well as we offer specialty tracks for trauma and OCD. Our Fort Worth office offers Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) levels of care as well as Residential treatment programs across the nation. Eating Recovery Center offers comprehensive, medically-supervised treatments for a wide spectrum of eating disorder care options for children (8+) and adults (18+). Eating Recovery Center in Dallas offers the full continuum of care including Inpatient, Residential, Partial Hospitalization, and Intensive Outpatient services across our Legacy Plano and Baylor campus locations. We have a well renowned multidisciplinary leadership team (including psychiatrists, MDs, dieticians, therapists, nurses and an education specialist) to help individuals struggling with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, ARFID, binge eating and other disordered eating patterns. Both Eating Recovery Center and Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center offer assessments free of charge conducted by a Master's level clinician and work with a variety of insurance providers. Programs are also available virtually for individuals who require remote support in their recovery.

Perimeter Behavioral Hospital of Arlington advocates the pursuit of happiness, growth and success for children 5-17 years of age who are struggling with mental health and trauma obstacles.

Our team includes experienced practitioners committed to getting your loved one back on the road to health and wellness.

Play it Safe!® is a child abuse prevention and awareness program offered at no
charge for Pre-K through high school students, classroom by classroom. Each grade
level presentation is age-appropriate and helps students to recognize,
react and report abusive situations. The middle/high school programs address topics
such as harassment and respect, sexting/cyberbullying, healthy relationships,
imbalance of power and sexual abuse, dating violence, and non-stranger rape. Free
workshops are also available for professionals and parents/caregivers.

FREE counseling for youth ages 6 - 17. FREE skills classes for ages 10 - 17.

With campuses in Fort Worth, Dallas, and Denton, Recovery Resource Council is the most comprehensive nonprofit behavioral healthcare provider in North Texas, offering a pathway to recovery since 1946. Our mission is to promote wellness and recovery from disorders relating to alcohol, substance use, trauma, and mental health.

Reilly Counseling PLLC provides individual therapy to adolescents
and adults whose life is being impacted by anxiety, burnout, self harm
or trauma. In person or telehealth options are available. Insurance accepted includes BCBS, Cigna, Aetna, United HealthCare and Magellan.

Starfish Counseling is committed to providing quality, evidence based
counseling services to children (age 3-12), adolescents (age 13-17) and
adults (age 18+) either in-person or via telehealth. We work with all major
insurance companies and most Medicaid's. We provide play therapy,
individual therapy, couples/family therapy, EMDR, and Art Therapy. We
would love to meet you and walk along life's journey towards a more happy and healthy life

The SAR Center provides services, in the form of academic accommodations, to students with all types of disabilities. Our accessibility specialists provide aid and guidance to students in personal, academic, and career matters. We also have an Alternative Testing area where we provide testing accommodations as well as offer a range of assistive technology for students. In addition to providing services to students, we strive also to be a resource to faculty and staff.

Tacky Box is a hands-on, easy-to-implement tool that helps students process their emotions daily while creating a culture of kindness. It fosters emotional intelligence, resilience, self-awareness, and responsible decision-making in a safe space for expression. Proven to reduce behavioral incidents and improve the climate and culture of both classrooms and campuses, Tacky Box offers a light lift for teachers and real results for students. With access to our digital content library, including the engaging animated/live-action show, Tacky Box Time, you’ll have everything you need to nurture emotionally healthier students and staff.

Before and after-school programs providing safe, affordable, and convenient licensed care for children ages 4-12 in the 91��Ƭ�� elementary schools we serve. Tarrant County Kids also provides all-day care during most school holidays and breaks. During the time spent in our program, your children will be engaged in educational and enriching activities that will allow them to have fun after a long day at school. A good afterschool program choice can build a positive foundation that will last a lifetime for your child and give you peace of mind while you work! Children are served a nutritious snack (provided by 91��Ƭ�� at no charge to the parents), allowed time to complete homework and offered a wide variety of activities to choose from to make their afternoons enjoyable.

Provide vaccines to the underserved communities throughout Tarrant County.

Teen Life is on a mission to connect every teenager with trusted adults and resources because no teen deserves to feel alone. We do this my training and equipping volunteers from the community to facilitate on-campus support groups in middle and high schools throughout DFW. Support groups take place during the school day and are best when serving 8-10 students in a closed-group format. Facilitators collaborate and communicate with the "school partner" (school counselor, social worker, etc). to ensure the group runs effectively for its 9 week (1 meeting per week) duration. Teen Life groups are a preventative, mental health support and our curriculum focuses on solution-focused, strengths based interventions that can benefit students from any background.

The Art Station specializes in using art therapy principles within a therapeutic relationship. Therapists utilize different methods of treatment depending on the client's needs. Services provided include assessments, individual, family, couples, group counseling, and school-based and community-based groups.

Clinical art therapy services are available for most ages. The Art Station staff generally works with school-aged children, teens, and adults. While minimal communication and gross motor skills are necessary in art therapy, most services are adapted to the age and developmental needs of the individual client.

Issues that can be addressed in individual clinical art therapy are similar to those challenges that would bring someone to seek help from any mental health professional. Topics include, but are not limited to depression, trauma, relationship skills building, social skills building, and parenting.

-QPR Training: a suicide prevention training designed to give every person in our community the confidence and competence to help someone at risk for suicide.
-School-based peer support program that empowers students to take action to prevent suicide through a partnership with their local mental health agency.
-QPR in the workplace : An approach designed to feel relevant to the business world while meeting the unique needs of your business.

Empowering Families is part of a research project, which means we ask you to complete some surveys along the way (at intake, at 6 weeks, 6 months and at 12 months). This helps us better understand the effectiveness of our program. It also means that you will randomly assigned to one of three groups: no services, 6-week group, or 8-week group.

The mission of The WARM Place is to provide year-round grief support services to children ages three and a half to 18 and their families, as well as young adults ages 19 to 25 who have experienced the death of a mother, father, sister, brother, or other loved one. The WARM Place is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency. There is never a fee for services, no geographical limitations on service area, and no time limits—families are welcome to participate as long as they feel they are benefiting from the program.

The Women’s Center provides services to women, men, and children. There are 3 departments – Rape Crisis and Victim Services, Employment Solutions, and General Counseling. Most services are FREE or available for a nominal fee. The RCVS department offers accompaniment services, individual and group counseling, and community education, as well as a 24-hour Crisis Hotline: (817) 927-2737.

Therapy and integrated wellness services

The Educational Talent Search Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education and is designed to provide motivational and pre-college opportunities for 7th through 12th-grade students who are interested in pursuing a post-secondary education. Some of these opportunities include college trips, monthly workshops, SAT/ACT prep, and assistance in completing college and financial aid applications.

Mental health and Behavioral Health -Intensive outpatient program (IOP) Partial hospitalization program (PHP) traditional outpatient (OP) Medication management.

As a college preparatory program, Upward Bound provides its participants with a wide range of free services aimed at improving their academic skills, motivation and determination to pursue a post-secondary education with the following goals in mind:
• Increasing high school graduation rates;
• Increasing competencies in challenging subject matter including English, mathematics, science, foreign language, and literature;
• Gaining parental participation in the academic, social, and emotional growth of their children; and assisting students with the college admissions process

Advocates work intensively with youth and their parents/caregivers to increase school attendance, positive in school behavior, academic performance and the relationship between the school and the family, while also supporting the family with concrete and pro-social needs.