Program on Childhood Trauma and Maltreatment
Harriet Robinson, MSW, LCSW Mission StatementOur Program exists to promote safety and healing for maltreated and traumatized children, regardless of their financial status. We do this by providing high quality and timely clinical and forensic services to children and their families, state of the art training to other professionals, and authoritative leadership in the field. Program DescriptionThe Program on Childhood Trauma and Maltreatment is a unique outpatient clinical program at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, specializing in the assessment and treatment of abused, neglected, and psychologically traumatized children and adolescents. We offer clinical and forensic services in the form of brief assessments, extended evaluations, brief and long-term treatment, case reviews, case consultations, and expert witness testimony. Most of our referrals are received from child protective services, law enforcement, the courts, and other mental health professionals. Program FundingThe Program was started in 1988 largely though the aid of private donations. Currently, the Program is supported from a combination of sources that includes departmental funds, fees-for-services, research grants, service and training contracts, and Medicaid. Because a significant percentage of the cases we serve are either reduced fee or pro bono, we also rely heavily on private donations and the fundraising activities of The Childhood Trust to help underwrite the cost of such services. Contact Information (Please note that we have moved to Southern Village):Program on Childhood Trauma and Maltreatment |
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