WHO THIS IS FOR
Navigate Everyday Challenges
When emotions, behaviors, or daily routines begin affecting your child's ability to thrive, CTSS provides practical support that meets them where they are.
CTSS may be a good fit for:
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Youth up to age 21 whose mental health symptoms are making it hard to function at home, school, or in the community
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Children with a mental health diagnosis who need practical, skill-based support, not just talk therapy
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Families who want flexible care (in home, school, telehealth, or community)
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Parents and caregivers looking for a culturally rooted provider who understands their family's background and values
You might consider CTSS if:
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Your child has frequent meltdowns, outbursts, or trouble calming down
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They struggle to follow routines at home or in the classroom
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They're withdrawing from friends, family, or activities they used to enjoy
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They have a hard time managing frustration, anxiety, or big emotions
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Transitions such as mornings, bedtime, changing activities are consistently difficult
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Behavioral issues at school are affecting their grades or relationships with peers
OUR SERVICES
Support Designed Around Your Child
CTSS is a flexible package of services, tailored to each child's individual treatment plan. Depending on your child's needs, this can include:
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Individual Skills Training
One-on-one sessions to build coping strategies, emotional regulation, and daily living skills—such as, learning to recognize and name big emotions, or practicing calming techniques before they escalate.
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In-home Support
Services delivered where your child feels most comfortable—such as working through morning routine struggles or sibling conflicts.
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School-based Support
Coordination and skill-building that extends into the classroom—such as helping a child manage frustration during transitions or stay focused during group work.
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Community-based Sessions
Practicing skills in real-world settings—such as navigating a grocery store trip or playground interaction with peers.
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Telehealth Options
Flexible virtual sessions when in-person isn't possible to help keep care consistent even during illness, travel, or scheduling conflicts.
How CTSS Helps Children and Families
CTSS helps children build practical skills they can use in everyday life while giving families the support they need to feel more confident and less overwhelmed.
Restores age-appropriate functioning
Teaches lasting coping skills
Meets your child where they are
Reduces family stress
Builds skills for the long term
Getting Started Is Simple
We know reaching out for support can feel like a big step. Here's what to expect:
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1: Contact Us
Call, email, or submit a referral online. No insurance required to start the conversation.
2: Consulation
Depending on the service, we'll connect you with a case manager or begin with a Diagnostic Assessment.
*If a DA is already established, the process can be expedited along with a referral.
3: Create a Personalized Care Plan
Build a plan around your child and family's specific goals and needs.
4: Start Your Plan or Program
Delivered in-home, at school, virtually, or in the community whatever fits your family's life.
