COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES
Empowering Families, Strengthening Communities
At Denver Children’s Home, we believe that behavioral health services are most effective when provided within the community - where families can access the support they need in their own environments. Our Community-Based Services are designed to empower parents, caregivers, and children by offering flexible and personalized support to help build healthier, more resilient families.
Intensive In-Home Therapy
Our Intensive In-Home Therapy Program brings a wide range of services directly to families in their own homes. Many of the families we serve have faced challenges in other therapeutic settings, so we provide interventions that meet them where they are. We use a combination of proven therapies to address a variety of emotional and behavioral needs. For example, we help children and families better understand their thoughts and feelings and teach them ways to respond to difficult emotions and situations more calmly.
We also work closely with parents to support them in using different techniques to better redirect problematic behaviors. Our therapists help caregivers strengthen their bond with their children; teaching parents how to respond to their children's emotional needs in a way that helps them feel safe, supported, and understood. This program is available for children ages 5 to 18 and is customized to each family’s unique needs.
Building Stronger Families
In addition to therapy, our team of skilled professionals provides behavior coaching and parenting education to help families manage daily stresses. These services equip parents with tools to handle everyday challenges, ensuring they have the energy to nurture and guide their children through their growth and development.
Comprehensive Family Support
Families also benefit from case management services, including detailed needs assessments in their homes to address important needs like housing, food, and access to other community resources. This well-rounded approach ensures families are supported in all areas of their lives, allowing them to focus on their child’s treatment and emotional well-being.