Children’s Mercy Kansas City and Camber Mental Health are addressing the growing demand for mental health care with a $53 million, 72-bed mental wellness campus opening December 2, 2024. The state-of-the-art facility will provide critical inpatient treatment for more than 3,400 youth and adults annually. This initiative aims to combat the mental health crisis in Kansas City, offering much-needed resources for behavioral health challenges. Learn more.

It’s Mental Health Awareness Month and we’re addressing the rising mental health crisis among youth by sharing about the trends and contemporary stressors playing a big part. Learn how Camber is making a difference and how you can help.

How innovative mental health treatments, like expressive therapy, including art and music therapy improve outcomes.

The number 988 will become a national suicide prevention hotline to help those experiencing mental distress receive efficient, expert support. Read this blog for everything you need to know.

KVC Hospitals is now Camber Children’s Mental Health. Learn more about this change and Camber’s expansion of services coming in 2023.

The rates of self-harm in children and teens are high. Here’s how you can help prevent self-injuring and what to do if a youth is struggling.

KVC is commemorating 30 years of our Kansas City treatment center providing compassionate psychiatric care to youth to help them heal.

Read this article to understand how you can continue helping a child after they discharge from a children’s psychiatric hospital.

Learn about the most common mood disorders in children, signs and symptoms, and what to do if you’re worried about your child’s behavior.

Emotion Regulation Plans help youth identify and regulate intense emotions for healthy interpersonal relationships, positive experiences at school, and a more peaceful life.