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Expanding Mental Health Care for Young Children Who Have Experienced Trauma
With the help of a new $2 million grant, The Center for Family Safety and Healing at Nationwide Children’s is partnering with community organizations in Franklin and Licking counties to improve access to care for children and families who have experienced trauma. Learn how the partnership is already working in the community.
Expanding Mental Health Care in the Black Community
“Only about 5% of practicing psychologists are Black, and that number is even lower when it comes to those who specialize in pediatric care,” notes The Columbus Dispatch, in exploring the many reasons why some Black people both do not receive and do not seek out mental health care.
Expanding the Appalachian Region’s Access to Mental Health Care
This relatively new partnership has already made a big impact in an underserved region of Ohio, facilitating millions of dollars in investment for children. And it’s planning to grow.
Free Professional Behavioral Health Education on Demand
Nationwide Children’s whole-child approach to pediatric care extends beyond just those in their community. Through the Behavioral Health Learning Library, pediatric providers from across the state can access evidence-based pediatric mental and behavioral health assessments and treatments.
How Can We Sustain and Expand a Proven Program to Improve Elementary-Age Mental Health?
A report from Nationwide Children’s Hospital and its partners discusses how to support in Ohio the use of The PAX Good Behavior Game®, which has been associated with improved mental health outcomes for children.
Leveraging a Limited Pediatric Mental Health Workforce
Dr. Axelson explains a “system of care” concept that has developed at Nationwide Children’s, where psychiatrists lead multidisciplinary teams of mental health professionals and work with community primary care providers to reach underserved areas.
New Rapid Response Services for Young People in Mental Health Crisis
Nationwide Children’s new Mobile Response Stabilization Services works to send an expert team to the location of crisis – helping families avoid a trip to the emergency department.
New School-Based Initiative is Increasing Mental Health Care Access in Southeastern Ohio
A partnership with the Cardinal Health Foundation is allowing Nationwide Children’s Hospital to implement suicide prevention programs in schools in Stark and Athens Counties, train primary care providers to diagnose and manage children’s mental health conditions and develop integrated models of care.
Largest School-based Health Grant in State History to Improve Access for SE Ohio Children
A $64 million grant to the Appalachian Children Coalition will help create school- and community-based health centers, impacting 61,000 students across 20 counties.
Supporting Family Financial Stability
As part of its economic development efforts, Nationwide Children’s Hospital has launched the My Bridge 2 Success program, which supports qualifying families in reaching their personal and financial goals. . .and provides funds to help them do it.