Mental Health Support For
Children and Teens in Colorado
Childhood is full of ups and downs, but choosing the right mental health provider can make all the difference. We are dedicated to helping children overcome emotional and social hurdles so they can thrive in adolescence and beyond.
Virtual Mental Health Services for Children of All Ages
Trusted Providers
Our compassionate team of providers are dedicated to empowering patients through offering comprehensive solutions to their most pressing mental health conditions.
The Benefits of Telepsychiatry for Children and Teens
At Mile High Psychiatry, we understand that access to quality mental healthcare shouldn’t be hindered by location or busy schedules. That’s why we offer convenient and effective telehealth services.
Convenient
Get the help you need from anywhere — no travel required. Perfect for busy families or when you just can’t step out the door.
Flexible
Your schedule, your rules. Book sessions when they work for you, so therapy fits your life, not the other way around.
Accessible
Therapy from the couch, bedroom, or wherever your child feels most comfortable. All you need is an internet connection to get started.
Virtual appointments make life so easy, the friendly experience I’ve had with the staff has made me want to stay
– Lana Eaton
FAQ
What ages do you provide mental health support for?
We offer mental health services for children, teens, and adults, starting at age 5. Our team is experienced in addressing the unique needs of young patients at every stage of development.
What types of mental health concerns do you treat in children and teens?
We treat a wide range of concerns, including:
- Anxiety and depression
- ADHD
- Behavioral challenges
- Trauma and PTSD
- School-related stress
- Family and peer relationship issues
- Mood disorders
Our goal is to provide compassionate care tailored to each child or teen’s individual needs.
How is mental health care different for children and teens?
Mental health care for young patients is tailored to their developmental stage. Providers often work closely with parents, caregivers, and schools to create a supportive environment. Therapy may include play-based methods for younger children, while teens may focus more on communication and coping skills.
What should I expect during my child’s first appointment?
The first appointment is an opportunity for the provider to get to know your child and their unique needs. It may involve:
- Gathering information about their mental health and medical history.
- Identifying any current challenges or concerns.
- Discussing goals for treatment and creating a personalized care plan.
Parents or caregivers are typically included in the discussion for younger children.
Can I be involved in my child’s therapy or treatment?
Absolutely! For younger children, parental involvement is often essential to treatment success. As children grow, providers may encourage increasing independence, but parents are still a vital part of their child’s support system.
Do you offer medication management for children and teens?
Yes, we provide medication management for young patients when appropriate. Our providers carefully assess each child’s needs and monitor their progress to ensure treatment is safe and effective.
Request an Appointment
Taking the first step toward better mental health is just a click away. Fill out the form below or call (720) 507-4779 to request an appointment for your child today.