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Behavioral Health Partnership

DCF has statutory authority to provide for children's mental health services. The Department operates the Albert J. Solnit Center - North Campus and the Albert J. Solnit Center - South Campus. Through Connecticut Community KidCare, the Department also provides funding for a broad array of clinical and other services in the community, including outpatient clinics for children, therapeutic group homes, extended day treatment programs, emergency mobile psychiatric services, respite care, family advocacy, intensive case management and much more.   Children and families can access state-operated or state-funded community services directly or through referrals from providers in the behavioral health system. Services are provided on a sliding scale, and the majority of service providers are affiliated with a variety of health insurance plans.

 

Beacon Health (Behavioral Health Partnership)
Behavioral Health Partnership/Administrative Service Organization (ASO)
Care Coordination
Community-Based Mental Health Services
Community Collaboratives (List of, by Region)
Community Collaboratives (List of)
Connecticut Network of Care for Behavioral Health
Crisis Stablilization
CT BHP-Child & Adolescent Quality Access and Policy Committee-Residential Treatment Centers
Emergency Mobile Psychiatric Services
Extended Day Treatment (EDT)
EDT Practice Standards
EDT Referral Form Instructions
Flexible Funds for Non-DCF Children
Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Description
Functional Family Therapy Referral Form (DCF-109 Fillin)
Intensive In-Home Services
Outpatient Clinics for Children
Respite Care
State Advisory Council (SAC)
TF-CBT referrals at OPCCs
Therapeutic Support Staff
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT - List of Clinical Providers)
Voluntary Services Program