What types of interventions do these services involve?

The service consists of clinical personnel meeting daily with the child for up to 15 consecutive days and up to 8 hours per day.

Clinicians providing crisis stabilization teach positive coping skills. The goal is to instill a sense of hope by assisting the child and family in managing the crisis, while reducing the acute emotional distress of the child or adolescent, assuring safety for the child and others.

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For more information contact Scott Britton, Mental Health Care Coordinator, at 804-758-4035.

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1. When might crisis stabilization services be needed?
2. What types of interventions do these services involve?
3. Who is eligible for the service and who makes referrals?
4. Who pays for the service?
5. Where can I find more information?