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Hear from Edward, a real parent who was able to see real results by utilizing the Urgent Crisis Center.

Urgent mental health care for ages 4-18

For youth between the ages of 4 and 18 (if still in high school), a mental health episode can be a scary situation – leading to confusing thoughts or worsening actions. And for both parent and child, facing a mental health concern can feel extremely lonely. Like there’s nowhere to go. That it’s embarrassing. Like the distance between getting care and getting better is so far apart. 

 

Wellmore is changing all of this. If any behavioral issue feels urgent to the parent or the child, Wellmore is here to help with immediate mental health care.

Conflict with family members

Child escalating behavior at home or school

Experimenting with substances

Depression, anxiety, hopelessness

Thoughts of suicide or self-injury

Youth Mental Health Resources

Youth and families come to our center for assistance with situations including:

Wellmore offers walk-in, outpatient care for youth who are experiencing a variety of mental health or behavioral issues.

Visit Wellmore for any situation that your youth or family defines as an urgent mental health care situation.

Youth Counseling

  No appointment needed.
 

Open

Monday-Friday: 8AM-12 Midnight

Saturday & Sunday: 10AM-6PM

Call us now: 203-580-4298


Closed:
New Year's Day
Martin Luther King Day
President's Day
Memorial Day
Juneteenth
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day

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FY 2025 Impact on the Community

99.4%

Of youth met their treatment goals, which was consistent across population groups.

 

Source: CHDI's Urgent Crisis Center Report - Annual FY 2025

98%

Of youth were discharged to their homes and communities.


 

Source: CHDI's Urgent Crisis Center Report - Annual FY 2025

95%

Of youth were provided Aftercare Case Management services after being served by the UCC.

 

Source: CHDI's Urgent Crisis Center Report - Annual FY 2025

Crisis Stabilization Support

A nurse, mental health clinician, and family support worker will help de-escalate the crisis and stabilize the youth.

Mental

Health Assessments

A larger team will evaluate current concerns while more deeply assessing the youth’s behavioral history.

Short-

Term Medications

If clinically indicated and urgently needed, a medical team may prescribe medications to help stabilize the crisis.

Collaborative Safety

Planning

The team will craft an initial safety plan with safety recommendations, coping skills, and links to community support.

Ongoing Support Coordination

A family support worker or care coordinator will follow up after discharge and may coordinate additional resources.

Wellmore Mental Health Services for youth ages 4-18 in Connecticut.

At Wellmore, youth and their family have a safe space to get immediate mental health care and access to supportive resources – rather than having to visit an emergency room setting. No young person experiencing a crisis should have to feel like help is too far away, nor should they have to wait for it.

 

When youth come to Wellmore, they will get seen, get stabilized, and get connected to people who can help you beyond today’s tough moments.

NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED

FOR ALL CT YOUTH AGES 4-18 (services are available to 18-year-olds only if they are still in high school)

VOLUNTARY PROGRAM
WITH PARENTAL CONSENT

MOST INSURANCES & 
CT MEDICAID (HUSKY) ACCEPTED

PARENTS AND YOUTH AGREE:

Wellmore provides a more comfortable setting and more specific care than the Emergency Room.

"Wellmore was able to help my daughter before her behavior got out of control."

- A Real Parent

Wellmore was able to help my daughter with her behavior

Help is right here. Seven days a week. No appointment needed.

Wellmore provides 24/7, walk-in help

Want more information about Wellmore Mental Health Care for youth?

Please complete the secure, confidential form – and do not provide any personally identifiable data related to you or your child’s health or medical information.

Is your situation urgent? Don't wait!

CALL US
203-580-4298

VISIT
Wellmore Behavioral Health

Urgent Crisis Center

141 East Main Street

Waterbury, CT 06702

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Youth
Parent
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