The four centers are in Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury and New London, officials said Wednesday. They’re open for walk-in, outpatient care.
Children’s Mental Health
Considered one of the top issues of the 2022 legislative session, the children’s mental health crisis in Connecticut and elsewhere has spurred several proposals now under consideration by lawmakers.
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CT Senate passes Democratic priority bill on kids’ mental health
The wide-ranging bill deals with issues including access to mental health care, education, and libraries, among other things.
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Legislators expected to focus on children’s mental health
CT lawmakers plan to focus on mental health and other issues including more support for educators and preventing sex crimes against children.
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How to talk to your kids about the Texas school shooting
Experts share tips and best practices for talking to children about the shooting at the Uvalde, Texas elementary school.
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Three extensive bills targeting children’s mental health win final passage
Passage of the bills was a first step toward confronting what experts have called an escalating crisis in Connecticut and elsewhere.
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Bill focusing on mental health supports for kids clears Senate
The bill would bolster school mental health programs, increase wages for child care workers and create a minority teacher scholarship fund.
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Three bills deal with children’s mental health. Here’s what they would do.
The children’s mental health crisis in Connecticut and elsewhere has spurred several proposals now under consideration by lawmakers.
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House unveils broad mental health bill
The bill includes initiatives to improve and expand mental health workforce development, services in schools, insurance coverage and more.
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CT senate leaders announce big children’s mental health bills
Legislators have described the mental health crisis among children as one of the most crucial priorities this session.
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Lamont budget would expand mental health services, other health care initiatives
New psychiatric beds and other services for children top a list of mental health investments in the $24.2 billion budget Gov. Ned Lamont unveiled Wednesday.
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On the legislative agenda for educators: Remote learning and mental health
Pandemic-related issues will top the agenda for lawmakers on the education and children’s committees during the upcoming legislative session.
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Gentle jousting and bipartisan support over mental health agenda in CT
The CT Senate GOP minority outlined a mental-health package at a news conference geared to politics as well as policy.
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CT legislative leaders: Mental health system in ‘deep crisis’ is priority in 2022 session
House and Senate leaders say that Connecticut’s overburdened and understaffed mental health system will be a legislative priority in 2022.
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Lawmakers plan to prioritize children’s mental health next session
Connecticut lawmakers are already beginning to plan reforms that will target what experts have called a crisis.
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School-age children are seeking out mental health care more than ever
An influx of students showed up in crisis at school in recent months, and the trend continued into the school year.