The Developmental and Behavioral Health program at Children's Mercy is one of the largest collaborative behavioral health programs of its kind in the country. Under one umbrella, we address the developmental, psychiatric, and psychological needs of children of all ages. 

KU Behavioral Pediatrics help children and families improve relationships, cope with life stressors, and alter environmental factors to influence well being. This program is designed to foster mental and physical health by using an interdisciplinary approach to treat the problems of childhood and adolescence.

Johnson County Mental Health Center offers pediatric services designed to serve youth ages 3 – 18 with emotional or behavioral issues.  An individualized plan of care is developed for each child/family based on a comprehensive assessment to determine need.

Located in the Greater Kansas City area, Behavioral Health Kansas City is a comprehensive behavior analytic service provider committed to the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis and Positive Behavioral Intervention & Supports. THey provide services to individuals with a variety of disabilities varying from 18 months through adulthood.  Our services address the needs of families, schools and agencies by conducting assessments, developing and providing intervention and providing training.

IBT is a non-profit 501 organization that serves children across the state of Kansas. Serving families of children with complex behavioral needs by providing information and support in order to help their children succeed.  IBT can help navigate the winding road of intervention for your child with special needs.