Early Childhood Mental Health Agencies 3 Results

Professionals at these agencies are specialty trained to work with parents and families to assess and treat trauma, emotional or behavioral concerns of babies, toddlers, and young children. All organizations listed use the DC: 0-5: Diagnostic Assessment for Young Children.

Find a provider certified in one of Minnesota’s supported early childhood mental health evidenced based practices:
  • Attachment Bio-behavioral Catch-up (ABC) (ages newborn-4 years) A treatment that supports parents in building a strong attachment with their young children.
  • Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) (ages 3-7 years) A family treatment that supports parents in building a strong relationship with their children and provide clear directions for disruptive behavior.
  • Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) (ages 0-6 years) A family-based trauma treatment that treats the parent and child’s trauma at the same time.

Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior ChippewaLink: view organization details

Early Childhood Mental Health Services Fond du Lac - Min No Aya Win Human Services Center Address927 Trettel Ln, Cloquet, MN, 55720 Phone number(218) 879-1227 Website addresshttp://www.fdlband.org
Area Served: Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Reservation

Human Development CenterLink: view organization details

Early Childhood Mental Health Services Carlton County Office Address40 11th St, Ste 105, Cloquet, MN, 55720 Phone number(218) 879-4559 Emailcontactus@hdchrc.org Website addresshttps://hdcnorth.org/services/all-services
Area Served: Services primarily provided in Carlton County, may vary by service

Sawtooth Mountain ClinicLink: view organization details

Early Childhood Mental Health Services Sawtooth Mountain Clinic - Early Childhood Mental Health Address513 5th Ave W, Grand Marais, MN, 55604 Phone number(218) 387-2330 Website addresshttps://sawtoothmountainclinic.org/our-services/behavioral-health
Area Served: Carlton, Cook, Lake, and St. Louis counties

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