Behavioral Health Services: A Comprehensive Approach

Childhood and adolescence can be challenging times, especially when children have problems with mood, paying attention or if they face difficulties at home or school. If problems are not treated, children can develop low self-esteem, perform poorly in school, have trouble with relationships or struggle to reach their potential. Children’s of Alabama offers comprehensive behavioral health care that address the specific needs of each patient. In this episode, Brandy Reeve, the senior executive leader of Behavioral Health Services at Children's, explains the breadth of services the hospital offers and how they're helping children cope with difficult times, especially as the mental health crisis progresses.