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PATH Telemental Health Program, Florida
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Programa de telesalud mental PATH, Florida
<b>If your child is in immediate crisis: </b>Call <a href=\"tel:911\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">911</a>, go to the nearest emergency room or call or text <a href=\"tel:988\">988</a>, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline</p>\r\n"}} id=text-b435a83768 class=cmp-text>
If your child is in immediate crisis: Call 911, go to the nearest emergency room or call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Quick Access to Mental Health Video Visits for Kids and Teens
Through the Pediatric Acute Telemental Health (PATH) Program, Florida families can access video visits for many mental health issues affecting children, including depression and anxiety. If your child is age 2 to 17, our program offers brief treatment options with a <a href=\"/content/nemours/us/en/services/child-psychology.html\">mental health counselor</a> or <a href=\"/content/nemours/us/en/services/support/jaxsupport/socialwork.html\">social worker</a>.</p>\r\n<p>We also provide:</p>\r\n<ul>\r\n<li>Access to mental health professionals quickly, usually within a week. Sometimes same-day appointments can be scheduled.</li>\r\n<li>Assessment and treatment recommendations </li>\r\n<li>Crisis intervention for a child engaging in self-harm, high-risk behaviors or having suicidal thoughts</li>\r\n<li>Referrals to community providers</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<p>Our licensed, master’s level mental health professionals give you short-term support and strategies for coping with mental health concerns. If your child requires further treatment, PATH offers referrals to community providers, with the aim of reducing wait times for appointments. You are not alone during these challenging times. We are here to help find the best path forward so your child and family stay safe.<br>\r\n</p>\r\n"}} id=text-6032fddc89 class=cmp-text>
Through the Pediatric Acute Telemental Health (PATH) Program, Florida families can access video visits for many mental health issues affecting children, including depression and anxiety. If your child is age 2 to 17, our program offers brief treatment options with a mental health counselor or social worker.
We also provide:
- Access to mental health professionals quickly, usually within a week. Sometimes same-day appointments can be scheduled.
- Assessment and treatment recommendationsÂ
- Crisis intervention for a child engaging in self-harm, high-risk behaviors or having suicidal thoughts
- Referrals to community providers
Our licensed, master’s level mental health professionals give you short-term support and strategies for coping with mental health concerns. If your child requires further treatment, PATH offers referrals to community providers, with the aim of reducing wait times for appointments. You are not alone during these challenging times. We are here to help find the best path forward so your child and family stay safe.
Why choose us?
The PATH program is for any parent or legal guardian with a concern about their child’s behavior, mood or safety. If your preschooler isn’t sleeping well or your preteen is experiencing anxiety, a PATH professional can help. One or two telehealth visits may be enough to assist and reassure you. For more serious concerns, counselors can provide crisis intervention to help manage the behavior and help get your child the appropriate care. <br>\r\n</p>\r\n<p>Our program includes: </p>\r\n<ul>\r\n<li>Parenting skills, resources and problem-solving recommendations for you to help your children feel better</li>\r\n<li>Information to help you take early action to help prevent mental health problems</li>\r\n<li>Early care can help prevent conditions from developing or worsening. PATH is here to support you and direct you to the appropriate care for your child. If you are not sure what your child needs, PATH can help.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n"}} id=text-a0754173ec class=cmp-text>
The PATH program is for any parent or legal guardian with a concern about their child’s behavior, mood or safety. If your preschooler isn’t sleeping well or your preteen is experiencing anxiety, a PATH professional can help. One or two telehealth visits may be enough to assist and reassure you. For more serious concerns, counselors can provide crisis intervention to help manage the behavior and help get your child the appropriate care.Â
Our program includes:Â
- Parenting skills, resources and problem-solving recommendations for you to help your children feel better
- Information to help you take early action to help prevent mental health problems
- Early care can help prevent conditions from developing or worsening. PATH is here to support you and direct you to the appropriate care for your child. If you are not sure what your child needs, PATH can help.
Conditions We Assess
The PATH program offers online support for many conditions and problems, including:</p>\r\n"}} id=text-cf984dfe42 class=cmp-text>
The PATH program offers online support for many conditions and problems, including:
Academic Concern
ADHD
Aggressive behaviors
Anxiety
Bed-wetting/soiling accidents
Behavior problems
Mood issues
Bullying
Depression
Divorce/separation
Eating concerns
Feeding concerns
Fears/phobias
Grief/bereavement
Impulsivity
Obsessive compulsive behaviors
Oppositional behaviors
Risk taking behaviors (e.g., sexting, substance use, excessive use of social media/gaming)
Sadness
Extreme shyness or selective mutism
Self-harm behaviors
Self-injuring behaviors
Sleep problems
Social anxiety
Concerns about suicidal thoughts or tendencies
Appointments
A PATH appointment takes place through a video visit. This is a face-to-face visit with a mental health professional. Visits occur through 91´óÉñ Children's MyChart, which can be easily accessed by a smartphone, tablet or computer. This type of care is also called telemedicine or telehealth. Your child does not have to be a 91´óÉñ Children’s patient.<br>\r\n</p>\r\n<h3>How It Works</h3>\r\n<ul>\r\n<li>Request an appointment by calling <a href=\"tel:9046973600\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">(904) 697-3600</a> or request an appointment through the <a href=\"https://mychart.nemours.org/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer\">91´óÉñ Children's MyChart</a>.</li>\r\n<li>Appointments are scheduled within a week, and same-day appointments may be available. Appointments are available Monday through Saturday, with early morning and evening times offered.</li>\r\n<li>The parent or guardian and child must be present for the first appointment.</li>\r\n<li>A visit can cost as little as $0 or a copay, depending on your insurance. Ask your insurance about coverage for telehealth.</li>\r\n</ul>\r\n"}} id=text-00dc9aaef1 class=cmp-text>
A PATH appointment takes place through a video visit. This is a face-to-face visit with a mental health professional. Visits occur through 91´óÉñ Children's MyChart, which can be easily accessed by a smartphone, tablet or computer. This type of care is also called telemedicine or telehealth. Your child does not have to be a 91´óÉñ Children’s patient.
How It Works
- Request an appointment by calling (904) 697-3600Â or request an appointment through the .
- Appointments are scheduled within a week, and same-day appointments may be available. Appointments are available Monday through Saturday, with early morning and evening times offered.
- The parent or guardian and child must be present for the first appointment.
- A visit can cost as little as $0 or a copay, depending on your insurance. Ask your insurance about coverage for telehealth.
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From 91´óÉñ KidsHealth
The more you know, the better you can help your child grow up healthy. The experts at 91´óÉñ KidsHealth<sup>®</sup> — one of the world’s most visited websites for family health information — offer advice you can count on.</p>\r\n"}} id=text-756f27e324 class=cmp-text>
The more you know, the better you can help your child grow up healthy. The experts at 91´óÉñ KidsHealth® — one of the world’s most visited websites for family health information — offer advice you can count on.
PATH Program Frequently Asked Questions
Guiding You Through Every Step of Your Journey With the 91´óÉñ Children’s Health PATH Program</p>\r\n"}} id=text-d002aa6d32 class=cmp-text>
Guiding You Through Every Step of Your Journey With the 91´óÉñ Children’s Health PATH Program
The 91´óÉñ Children’s Health PATH Program is an online mental health service for parents and caregivers with their children ages 2 to 17. The program can help families when a child is having an emotional or behavioral problem that needs short-term attention or a referral.</p>\r\n<p>When you sign up, we’ll schedule you and your child for a virtual visit with a mental health provider within one to five days. The provider will assess your child and may provide crisis counseling or other brief treatments. Families in the PATH program usually have between one and three video visits. If more care is needed, the provider can make referrals to providers in your community. You must live and be located in Florida or Georgia to be seen in this program.</p>\r\n<p>PATH stands for Pediatric Acute Telemental Health.</p>\r\n"}} id=text-d1c1711e4a class=cmp-text>
The 91´óÉñ Children’s Health PATH Program is an online mental health service for parents and caregivers with their children ages 2 to 17. The program can help families when a child is having an emotional or behavioral problem that needs short-term attention or a referral.
When you sign up, we’ll schedule you and your child for a virtual visit with a mental health provider within one to five days. The provider will assess your child and may provide crisis counseling or other brief treatments. Families in the PATH program usually have between one and three video visits. If more care is needed, the provider can make referrals to providers in your community. You must live and be located in Florida or Georgia to be seen in this program.
PATH stands for Pediatric Acute Telemental Health.
You and your child will join the video visit together.</p>\r\n<p>A 91´óÉñ Children’s Health mental health provider with special training will talk with you and ask questions. You’ll likely have a follow-up video visit, too.</p>\r\n<p>If the provider finds that your child needs more care, they’ll refer you to another mental health provider in your community who can help. Then you can schedule an in-person visit.</p>\r\n"}} id=text-cbdee06cd8 class=cmp-text>
You and your child will join the video visit together.
A 91´óÉñ Children’s Health mental health provider with special training will talk with you and ask questions. You’ll likely have a follow-up video visit, too.
If the provider finds that your child needs more care, they’ll refer you to another mental health provider in your community who can help. Then you can schedule an in-person visit.
We know that it can be hard for some kids to sit still, and that’s OK. We would like your child to meet the provider online, but they don’t need to stay for the whole video visit.</p>\r\n"}} id=text-063e1cd275 class=cmp-text>
We know that it can be hard for some kids to sit still, and that’s OK. We would like your child to meet the provider online, but they don’t need to stay for the whole video visit.
Our providers are experts at connecting with young people. And they are skilled and comfortable using our telehealth platform. But sometimes, some kids and teens find it hard to share their feelings with a new provider over a video visit. If a child or teen doesn’t want to talk during the video visit, that’s OK. The provider can talk with the parent or caregiver about what’s going on. Then the provider can make a referral for an in-person session with another provider in the community. </p>\r\n"}} id=text-1c81be471e class=cmp-text>
Our providers are experts at connecting with young people. And they are skilled and comfortable using our telehealth platform. But sometimes, some kids and teens find it hard to share their feelings with a new provider over a video visit. If a child or teen doesn’t want to talk during the video visit, that’s OK. The provider can talk with the parent or caregiver about what’s going on. Then the provider can make a referral for an in-person session with another provider in the community.Â
The first video visit usually lasts about 90 minutes. Follow-up visits usually last about 45 minutes.</div>\r\n"}} id=text-c75c1b2d4e class=cmp-text>
The first video visit usually lasts about 90 minutes. Follow-up visits usually last about 45 minutes.
The PATH program is an online mental health service. After completing a PATH video visit, if a child needs follow-up care in person, the mental health provider will make a referral.</div>\r\n"}} id=text-380ca2ea7f class=cmp-text>
The PATH program is an online mental health service. After completing a PATH video visit, if a child needs follow-up care in person, the mental health provider will make a referral.
During a PATH video visit, you and your child will meet with a licensed mental health provider who has completed special training with our psychology team. All providers work for 91´óÉñ Children’s Health, offer the highest quality care, and are trained to evaluate if a child needs a follow-up visit with a psychologist or another expert. The mental health provider will let you know if they recommend your child have a follow-up visit with a psychologist.</div>\r\n"}} id=text-261e6f0fdb class=cmp-text>
During a PATH video visit, you and your child will meet with a licensed mental health provider who has completed special training with our psychology team. All providers work for 91´óÉñ Children’s Health, offer the highest quality care, and are trained to evaluate if a child needs a follow-up visit with a psychologist or another expert. The mental health provider will let you know if they recommend your child have a follow-up visit with a psychologist.
If your child is in danger of hurting themselves or another person, call <a href=\"tel:911\">911</a>, go to the nearest emergency room or call or text <a href=\"tel:988\">988</a>, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.</p>\r\n"}} id=text-b625ca3b57 class=cmp-text>
If your child is in danger of hurting themselves or another person, call 911, go to the nearest emergency room or call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.