Discover effective mental health therapy options in West Virginia. From traditional counseling to play therapy, intensive outpatient programs, and virtual sessions, find the support you need for anxiety, ADHD, depression, substance abuse and more with KVC West Virginia.
Back-to-school season can drum up all sorts of feelings and emotions. Some children feel excited but some may be struggling with anxiety. How can caregivers navigate this new season and set their children up for success? Explore some expert strategies to help children cope here.
KVC West Virginia’s social work careers cultivate belonging for West Virginia youth, individuals, families as well as our team members. Find your dream team and career with KVC.
If your child is being bullied or might be bullying others, read this article to understand its causes and how to stop it.
To help protect you and those close to you from suicide, it’s important to learn the warning signs and how you can help prevent it.
Child abuse threatens at least 1 in 7 children in the United States every year, and the victims are not only in pain as the abuse is occurring but also long after with lasting psychological impacts. Learn more about the connection between child abuse and depression.
KVC West Virginia is expanding its Safe at Home, Children with Serious Emotional Disorder Waiver (CSEDW), and foster care programs in the Eastern and Northern Panhandle regions of West Virginia. Read more about the expansion in this article.
Social workers help families and individuals overcome difficult situations. Read this blog for 10 unexpected things you didn’t know about social workers!
KVC West Virginia partners with the West Virginia University School of Nursing to incorporate new learning opportunities for student nurses. This partnership includes an innovative experience for nursing students to expand their understanding of mental health care in the community through the use of telehealth services.
Mental health is important at every stage of life. The early years are the best time for parents and caregivers to start building a child’s mental health.
