Healing from abuse takes time, compassion, and expert care. Treatment means providing children and families with the therapies, resources, and environments they need to process trauma, rebuild trust, and create new pathways to hope. Whether it’s outpatient counseling, a foster or adoptive home, or intensive residential care, Childhelp is here — walking alongside children every step of the way.
Child Abuse Treatment Services That Restore Trust and Rebuild Lives
Restoring Trust, Rebuilding Lives
Explore Our Treatment Programs
Childhelp Children’s Advocacy Centers
Located in Phoenix, AZ and Knoxville, TN
Childhelp Children’s Advocacy Centers in Phoenix, AZ, and Knoxville, TN, bring law enforcement, medical staff, therapists, and advocates together under one child-focused roof. This multidisciplinary approach offers protection, treatment, and legal support in a safe, welcoming space — easing trauma and starting children on the path to healing.
Foster Care & Adoption Services
For Prospective Foster and Adoptive Parents
When children cannot return to their biological families, they deserve a safe and nurturing home. Childhelp recruits, trains, and supports foster and adoptive families who provide stability, love, and consistent guidance. These families give every child the chance to heal, grow, and thrive.
Childhelp Clinical Services
For Children and Families in Recovery
Therapies tailored to each child’s needs. Services include occupational therapy, mental health services, and counseling to help children recover from abuse or neglect. Licensed therapists guide them in rebuilding skills, processing trauma, and developing healthy coping strategies.
Childhelp Relative Care Services
For Trusted Relatives or Close Family
Childhelp Relative Care Services place children who cannot safely remain at home with trusted relatives or close family friends, reducing the trauma of separation. We support caregivers with placement guidance, vital resources, and ongoing care — helping create a safe, loving environment until a permanent plan is in place.
Become a Foster Parent
Every child deserves a safe, loving home. Yet across the U.S., thousands of children are waiting for families who can provide stability, guidance, and care. Childhelp Foster Care Services make it possible for you to be that safe place — whether for a season or a lifetime. Starting the process may feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Childhelp is here to guide you every step of the way.
Our Treatment Approach
Childhelp’s treatment services are designed to meet children where they are in their recovery journey. Our model provides care that is personalized, compassionate, and rooted in evidence-based practice.
- Trauma-Informed Care – Every program is guided by research and practices that prioritize healing from trauma.
- Individualized Plans – Therapies are tailored to the unique needs of each child, adapting as progress is made.
- Family Engagement – Parents and caregivers are supported with education and resources to create stability at home.
- Integrated Services – Clinical therapy, medical support, education, and life skills development are coordinated for whole-child healing.
- Long-Term Focus – From outpatient counseling to residential care, every service builds toward resilience, independence, and hope.
With Childhelp, treatment isn’t just about managing trauma — it’s about restoring trust, rebuilding lives, and helping children imagine a brighter future.
Why Treatment Matters
Abuse leaves scars that require more than time to heal. Treatment makes recovery possible by:
- Helping children process and overcome trauma
- Providing safe, stable homes through foster care and adoption
- Offering intensive care for the most vulnerable children
- Empowering families with tools to support healing and growth
Every therapy session, foster placement, or residential care plan is a step toward a child’s lasting recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can receive treatment services?
Children referred by child protective services, law enforcement, parents, guardians, or other agencies.
Do you provide support for families too?
Yes. Our programs include family counseling, caregiver support, and training to help children maintain progress at home.
Is residential care permanent?
No. Residential treatment is a temporary program designed to prepare children for a safe, stable home environment.