Angela shares how KVC Hospitals saved her adolescent daughter’s life after bullying led her to severe depression and psychiatric hospitalization.

Responding to overwhelming demand for more children’s psychiatric treatment, KVC Hospitals Wichita opened a 54-bed acute treatment center serving youth ages 6 to 18.

Janelle Monáe talks about the importance of therapy and how it has impacted her life, from growth in confidence and self-acceptance to inspiring her music.

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.

A young girl found her voice through the support and love that KVC’s caring psychiatric treatment team offered.

At 9 years old, Megan had already been through so much. When she came to KVC Hospitals, she was looking for love and forgiveness. She found so much more.

If your child or teen has been expressing behavioral issues, utilizing counselors in your youth’s school or faith-based community is a great place to start.

KVC Prairie Ridge continued its Diversity Matters Initiative with the celebration of Asian Pacific Heritage Month throughout the month of May.

The Diversity Matters Initiative Committee is on a mission to reflect the clients, families and communities in which we serve, while also cultivating diversity across all levels of our organization. Throughout February, the committee focused groups, events and activities around the celebration of Black History Month.

A new 4 minute video features KVC Prairie Ridge Hospitals’ 75-acre campus and highlights the psychiatric inpatient and residential treatment services available to help treat youth.