Wolfson Children's provides compassionate and individualized care for a full range of pediatric mental health conditions. We provide both inpatient (hospital stay) and outpatient (office visits) consultation, evaluation and treatment.
Call 904.202.7900
Text LIFE to 741741
Wolfson Children's Hospital provides pediatric behavioral health services in collaboration with Nemours Children's Health, Jacksonville and Baptist Behavioral Health.
We provide behavioral services for children and teens with the following situations:
Call 904.202.7900
Text LIFE to 741741
Wolfson Children's Hospital provides pediatric behavioral health services in collaboration with Nemours Children's Health, Jacksonville and Baptist Behavioral Health.
Office visits for psychological, psychiatric and counseling services, neuropsychological testing, family therapy and medication management.
Hospital admission for children and teens experiencing severe emotional problems that disrupt their ability to function.
For children and teens requiring emergency care, we provide a full range of inpatient services at Wolfson Children’s Hospital.
Registered nurses and trained clinicians perform assessments to determine the appropriate psychiatric treatment setting.
For children in or at risk of a mental health crisis.
Call our confidential Helpline – staffed around-the-clock by trained mental health experts – for emergency telephone support and assessment, crisis stabilization information and referral to follow-up care, if needed. The Helpline, offered at no charge, is available for parents, kids and teens. Call 904.202.7900.
We believe a coordinated approach is best for patients, so a team of specialists work together to assess and treat your child.
We offer inpatient hospital care at our Wolfson Children’s main campus. Our outpatient office visits take place nearby at the Wolfson Children’s Center for Behavioral Health and multiple other locations throughout the area.
Providing free, easy-to-use tools and resources to help you start conversations with kids and teens, boost their mental well-being and break stigmas associated with children’s mental health.
