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Strengthening mental health care systems for Texas children, youth, and perinatal women

The Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium brings Texas experts together to expand and improve mental health care for children, youth, and pregnant and postpartum women. Our interconnected, statewide programs and initiatives strengthen the mental health workforce, build research-driven approaches, and help Texans access mental health care sooner.

For Health Clinicians

Serving pediatric and perinatal patients

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How to Access Services

For health clinicians and schools

For Schools

PreK-12 campuses and districts

Workforce Training

In the workforce pipelines for mental health care

Resources for Clinicians

With select tools and services information

Ongoing Research

To directly improve mental health services

Upcoming CME Training

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Featured Resources and Publications

Full OB Toolkit - PeriPAN Perinatal Mental Health Toolkit for Obstetric Clinicians

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Learn More About TCMHCC

With continued legislative support, our interconnected programs and initiatives operate at all levels of the mental health system statewide to meet pressing mental health needs—and offer a model for Texas and the nation. 

  • Need, Mission, Vision

    The Consortium aligns expertise, expands access, and builds lasting research-driven capacity for mental health care in the state.

  • Meet the Team

    Our trams include clinical, administrative, and operational leadership across a statewide network.

  • Executive Committee

    Our reports and legislative initiatives show how state investment in child mental health is being put into action across Texas.

  • Research and Grants

    The Consortium is guided by a collaboration of state leaders and experts in health and metal health care.

We are deeply grateful to the Texas Legislature for investing in the mental health of children and perinatal women and our behavioral health workforce. Together with our health-related institutions, we are expanding access to high-quality care, strengthening the workforce, and building a healthier future for Texans."

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