At ECCM, our goal is to help adults, children, and adolescents achieve recovery from behavioral health issues and also provide alternatives for the homeless and forensic populations. We strive to integrate a variety of community services into a master plan and guide individuals through the journey of recovery.
Symptoms of mental illness vary by condition, but typically individuals will have some difficulty in regulating mood, inhibition, cognition, or perception — negatively affecting day-to-day function and their relationships with themselves and/or others.
Parents and caregivers lead the charge in early intervention, watching for and responding to signs of developmental disabilities such as autism at home, with a collaborative approach of listening, learning, and caring for child’s needs.
Through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, it’s been possible for low-income residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities to receive care remotely via telemental and telebehavioral health services through partner agencies. What can and can’t telehealth replace?
Given the early onset of many serious mental and psychological disorders, connecting to the proper youth mental health services is a must for our children and adolescents.
