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Process and Outcomes
OMNI Behavioral Health’s aim is to provide effective clinical services for youth and families who need them.
Available evidence demonstrates that children and their families can benefit from psychological interventions that focus on the child, the parents and the social system within which problems occur.
Effective interventions for a wide variety of behavioral health problems include parent-child behavioral management skills, and individual cognitive behavior therapy aimed at developing the skills
required for regulating negative emotional and behavioral states such as anger, anxiety, depression, and physical acting out.
Because children’s behavior and socio-emotional development occurs within both the family and the community where the family resides, effective interventions for the family require a comprehensive
and accurate assessment of individual behavior and the interaction patterns between individuals and their social environment that contribute either to emotional and behavioral problems or their
elimination. The assessment then guides what must become a coordinated intervention both with and between the affected children, their family, and their social subsystems in the community. OMNI
Behavioral Health provides this type of care.
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