Children’s Psychiatric Treatment Leader KVC Hospitals Welcomes New President
Robert (Bobby) Eklofe, MHSA, has been named as KVC Hospitals President effective immediately. Eklofe has been with KVC for 30 years.
Robert (Bobby) Eklofe, MHSA, has been named as KVC Hospitals President effective immediately. Eklofe has been with KVC for 30 years.
Emotion Regulation Plans help youth identify and regulate intense emotions for healthy interpersonal relationships, positive experiences at school, and a more peaceful life.
COVID-19 creates new challenges for family connection that requires creativity. Read our blog for simple tips on how grandparents can support grandchildren and help ease their concerns.
Child mental health expert, Annmarie Arensberg, shares her tips on how to talk to your child about COVID-19 so they can feel safe, heard and comforted.
Kansas youth experience waitlists and barriers to getting critical, life-saving psychiatric care. KVC Hospitals is addressing the bed shortage in Kansas to advance children’s mental health care.
Responding to overwhelming demand for more children’s psychiatric treatment, KVC Hospitals Wichita opened a 54-bed acute treatment center serving youth ages 6 to 18.
Children and teens can sometimes exhibit behaviors that might need professional help, and it might become confusing. Here’s some helpful information about psychiatric care.
KVC Hospitals Hays is transitioning to an all-psychiatric residential treatment facility (PRTF) to provide services to an underserved population of youth.
KVC Hospitals (now Camber Mental Health) opened a children’s mental health hospital in Wichita to serve youth closer to home.
How does the brain develop? Read our blog to understand the impacts of toxic stress, positive and negative interactions, and emotion regulation.