Child & Family Counseling

Child and Family Counseling Includes

Childhaven's therapists support families and children from birth to 24 years, providing therapeutic care and counseling services with a focus on: infant/early childhood mental health, dyadic and interaction-focused therapies, trauma-informed care, emotional health, and whole child well-being. Our skilled and caring staff are guided by evidence-based strategies and work collaboratively with families to develop care plans that are individualized and culturally relevant.

Convenient Care

Convenient sessions, meeting families at our centers, in-home, or in the community.

Skilled Therapists

Therapists trained in Child-parent psychotherapy, Promoting First Relationships, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and other evidence-based programs.

Meeting Needs

Dyadic, family, and individual counseling, depending on child and family needs.

Substance Use Disorder

Our substance abuse counselors expertly engage with young people (ages 11-24) facing issues related to drug and alcohol use and abuse.

Substance Abuse Disorder

Our Substance Use Disorder (SUD) program offers support for young people (ages 11-24) facing issues related to the misuse of alcohol or drugs. State-certified counselors meet each individual where they are at, utilizing strength-based methods and assisting in the identification of goals and treatment plans that support positive changes.

Childhaven staff will complete an American Society of Addiction Medicine assessment with an individual to help determine needs. Youth enrolled in treatment then meet with their counselor to identify personalized treatment goals. Supports can include individual counseling, group sessions, harm reduction education, return to use prevention education, SUD education, case management services, and other activities.

WALK-IN HOURS: Our walk-in hours are Mondays 9:30 -11:30 am and Wednesdays from 1:30 – 3:30pm for same-day appointments. To complete a walk-in assessment, please come to our Renton location: 1025 South 3rd Street, Renton, WA 98057

Eligibility

Who is eligible for our counseling programs?

At this time, we are accepting counseling referrals for clients eligible for Apple Health for Kids.

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Look Into Our Other Programs

Art with Heart

Through Art with Heart, we bring the healing power of creative expression to kids and adults serving kids. Our therapeutic activity books are designed for kids age 5-18. Printed curricula, in-person and online trainings are available for adults who are leading or looking to lead creative expression programs with the kids they serve.

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Capacity Building

Through our capacity building services, we support community-based providers to respond to the needs of young children and families experiencing trauma and adversity.

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Community Based Programs

Our community based programs provide a variety of supports to children and families in the places where they live, learn, and play. Supports include RAYS UP youth mentoring, Kaleidoscope Play & Learn groups, Kinship, and Family Navigation services that are embedded within pediatric primary care.

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Early Learning & TEL-CAP

Childhaven’s early learning programs serve young children and their families. We provide daily classroom-based care with a social-emotional focus to prepare children for a successful transition to Kindergarten.

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Early Support for Infants & Toddlers

Childhaven’s early support for infants and toddlers program provides developmental therapies to support children from birth to 3 years to address a variety of developmental concerns.

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Wraparound with Intensive Services

Wraparound with Intensive Services are designed to support young children, ages birth to 6, who have significant social, emotional, and behavioral needs. Wraparound with Intensive Services are guided by an Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health framework, supporting children’s primary relationships in both their home and early learning environments. Families work closely with their care team, including a Parent Partner, Care Coordinator, and Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health Therapist, to develop a support plan that centers their goals for their family.

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