About Denver Childrens Home
Denver Childrens Home is a trauma focused behavioral health and mental health treatment provider in Denver, Colorado serving children and teens who have experienced trauma and neglect as well as abuse alongside serious mental health challenges.
The organization offers a full continuum of care including psychiatric residential treatment and day treatment, intensive in-home therapy, and transitional living support.
Those in need of intensive substance use treatment are referred to a local facility that provides these services for children and youth.
What kinds of programs are offered?
Denver Childrens Home provides residential treatment in a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility, year round day treatment, and community based services such as Intensive In-Home Therapy.
The Discovery Home and Inspire Home programs help adolescents and young adults transition toward independent living.
Who can get help here?
The campus serves children and teens coping with complex trauma and abuse, neglect, and serious mental illness.
Residential and day treatment serve ages nine to 18, in-home services support ages five to 18, and transitional homes assist older adolescents and young adults including youth who have struggled in other placements.
What therapies are available?
The clinical team offers counseling along with CBT and DBT, art and music, equine and animal assisted therapies, yoga, and ropes course experiences. Psychiatric evaluation and medication management are also available through licensed providers.
The historic campus features on-site Bansbach Academy schooling, music and art studios, gardens, a ropes course, and recreation spaces.
