When it comes to our Therapeutic Recreation (TR) programs – Adventure Program, Destination Anywhere, and Venture Forward – one feeling is palpable at every event: Joy. Read more about what TR programs mean for our clients in this article.
For children and families who need extra support, space matters. We understand. Learn more about how we make healing design part of our DNA at St. David's Center.
School’s out for summer! Transitions can be challenging, especially for children with mental health or developmental needs. We provide some summertime tips to keep on your radar.
When children show signs of stress or anxiety, early intervention can make all the difference. At St. David’s Center, identifying and addressing early signs of challenges is exactly what we do! Here are six key indicators that a child might need extra support.
Every day, children in Minnesota are caught in a waiting game for essential mental health services. With Medicaid covering only 60% of the true costs, agencies like St. David’s Center are hard-pressed to provide the urgent care these children need.
Imagine being a parent like Ilhan, whose 4-year-old has waited months for critical support. This Mental Health Awareness Month let's rally for change. We need to address the Medicaid reimbursement rates now! The Minnesota legislature needs to hear YOUR voice.
Join us to support Minnesota's children. Read our latest blog post to understand the Medical Assistance reimbursement crisis and how you can help.
Every individual on the autism spectrum teaches us the beauty of seeing the world differently. From sensory sensitivity to unique communication styles, their experiences highlight the vast spectrum of human cognition and emotion. Let's honor these differences as strengths and push for a world where everyone belongs. Dive deeper into understanding and celebrating autism inclusivity with our latest blog post.
The Harvard University Center on the Developing Child has released a new working paper examining the impact of built and natural environments on children's development and lifelong health.
Changes in routines can be difficult for all of us, but they can be especially hard for young children. Why is this? And how can we help children in times of transition?
While a child's adventurous play can make their caregiver uneasy, taking small risks is actually safer for children in the long run.
