The youth receiving psychiatric treatment at KVC Hospitals created new memories and enjoyed many holiday fesitivities thanks to our 2018 Holiday Heroes!

Find out how KVC Prairie Ridge Hospital staff helped a 16-year-old boy heal from childhood trauma and adversity using virtual reality.

James Roberson, Vice President of Programs and Innovation for KVC Hospitals discusses innovative techniques for trauma-informed childhood brain development.

In this post, Dr. Vishal Adma and Dr. Jyotsna Adma discuss what parents can do to help their children cope with anxiety and other pressures.

A children’s psychiatric hospital provides treatment for youth with depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues. See what it’s really like to work at KVC Hospitals.

At KVC, we have a set of core values that emphasize how we’re to work together & provide excellent care. Mr. Melvin is one example of how our employee’s personal values match our organizational ones.

To help youth heal from traumatic experiences, childhood adversity and to build a healthy brain, KVC has created a fun room where we lead youth through brain strengthening exercises and activities.

Theo was struggling to communicate. With the help of patience and new skills, Theo learned unique ways to cope with his anger and began to be happy again.

No one had ever shown Mallory how to live with her disease. She was struggling, but one dedicated KVC employee showed her how to be healthy.

Youth receiving psychiatric treatment at KVC Hospitals have the chance to learn about their brain and develop skills to be healthy. Meet Adam who helps to teach these skills in the Learning Lab.