CHILDREN'S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH RESOURCES 

Introducing MCFI Children's Behavioral Health Resources

Children, especially those who have already experienced some serious difficulties in their lives, can show signs of behavioral and emotional problems at a very young age. MCFI Children's Behavioral Health Resources, in collaboration with TLS Behavioral Health, provides:

• Behavioral health assessments for children up to age 12
• Comprehensive, individualized treatment plans for each child, developed in consultation with the child's family
• Confidential therapy and counseling services
• Consultation services for schools and community organizations.

For more information, scroll down or call (414) 459-3093 or send us an email.

Behavioral health issues can develop when a child, for whatever reason, is struggling to cope with the usual demands of growing up, or trying to deal with personal, family or school problems that can seem overwhelming. When identified and treated early, a child's behavioral health issues can often be resolved.

Left untreated, however, behavioral and emotional problems can interfere with a child's ability to learn, damage self-esteem and negatively affect relationships at home, in school and the community.

Signs that a child might need help include:

• Acting out at home or school
• Difficulty handling routine activities and daily challenges
• Frequent complaints about not feeling well
• Changes in eating, sleeping habits or activity level
• Persistent unhappiness, crying or whining
• Frequent temper tantrums or outbursts
• Sudden changes in school performance or behavior
• Overactive for child's age
• Tendency to defy authority
• Difficulty getting along with others
• Excessive anxiety and worrying

For more information or to make a referral, call (414) 459-3093 or send us an email.

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