What does CAFS mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Child Adolescent And Family Services (CAFS) is a service that seeks to provide quality mental health treatment for at-risk children and their families. CAFS works to improve relationships, build resilience, develop coping strategies, and create a safe environment that encourages effective change within the family system.

CAFS supports families by providing individualized goal planning, counseling sessions, parenting support, as well as community resources needed to address any issue your family may experience. This facilitates healthy communication and better understanding within the family unit.

CAFS provides evidence-based interventions such as cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, trauma focused counseling, art therapy, family therapy and other specialized programs depending on the needs of the family.

Yes. CAFs serves infants through teens up to 18 years old along with their families. Additionally, some specialized services are available for older adults who have children under 18 years old in the home.

Yes. Depending on each individual's financial situation we offer different payment options such as insurance coverage or private pay. Please contact our office for more information about these payment options.

We typically schedule appointments within 1 week of initial contact but due to high demand please allow up to 2 weeks before expecting a response from our office. It is best to call ahead if you need an appointment sooner than expected timespan.

Yes! We understand how important continuing care is for families that have gone through or are currently going through difficult situations so our clinicians will work closely with you during every stage of recovery even after completing your program with us.