A Push for Positive Mental Health

Many times, individuals struggle with mental health and behavioral issues for a variety of reasons, including coping with a disability, traumatizing events, schoolrelated anxiety, and more. Through the AERC, we help children, adolescents, and young adults, along with their family members, identify these mental health issues and resolve them through appropriate methods of counseling.

With the addition of licensed mental health professionals through the AERC on our Academy and Young Adult campus, ACCESS is able to provide a variety of evidence-based mental health therapy models for children, adolescents, and young adults.

*Clients 18 and older must be enrolled in full-time ACCESS programs to receive Mental Health services through ACCESS.

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TOTAL CLIENTS TREATED DIFFERENT DIAGNOSES

*Includes clients treated during the 2021-2022 academic year.

A Growing Need

200% Team Growth in Fiscal Year 2021-2022

2022

2021

Camren was really struggling with his emotions and negative behaviors when he was in preschool. There were daily tantrums, he threw his shoes anytime he got mad, and there were so many uncontrollable emotions. Starting Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) with Ms. Erin was a game changer for our family! Over time, the tantrums lessened in frequency and strength, and the phone calls from school became less frequent. Camren is now a thriving first grader who encourages everyone to try their hardest, is always willing to help a friend, and has the kindest heart. We are so grateful for ACCESS!

- Corey Brooks, ACCESS Parent