Mission and Vision

We, Carroll County Youth Service Bureau, commit ourselves to provide a continuum of community-based mental health services for children, adults, and families in Carroll County. Click here for more information

Programs and Services

The Carroll County Youth Service Bureau is a multifaceted outpatient mental health treatment agency, providing treatment and prevention services largely designed to support children, adolescents, and families, with adult services available as well. Click here for more information

Access Services

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Internships

The Carroll County Youth Service Bureau places a high value on professional development exemplified by its long-standing training of masters and bachelor level social work and counseling students. Click here for more information

Partnerships

The Carroll County Youth Service Bureau embraces a collaborative approach to mental health treatment that emphasizes community partnerships. Click here for more information

Contributions

The Carroll County Youth Service Bureau depends on the community, in addition to state and federal funds, for financial and physical support in order to maintain its level and quality of service. There are many ways you can make a contribution to help out our agency. Click here for more information

Separation & Divorce Seminars

Upcoming Seminar Dates:

September 16 & 23, 2010
November 11 & 18, 2010
January 6 & 13, 2011

All dates are Thursdays, 5:30 - 8:30 pm (You must attend both days)

The Co-Parenting Seminar (Separation & Divorce) is a two evening seminar that teaches parents to help their children adjust to critical changes in families. Designed for separated, divorced, and never married parents, the Seminar emphasizes strategies for developing healthy co-parenting relationships and minimizing conflict for both children and parents. Topics include the grief process for adults and children, children in the parent-child relationship, strategies for effective discipline, communication, and the impact of changes on children at different ages. Videos of both children and parents discussing the impact of conflict on their families are shown. A panel of legal experts share their insight, experience, and expertise during the second evening. This six-hour seminar is required by judges in family law courts in many Maryland counties. The seminars are scheduled on a regular basis and are taught by experienced family counselors and therapists trained and certified to teach this course. The fee for the seminar is $100, with need-based scholarships available through the Circuit Court of Carroll County (Family Law Office). To register for upcoming seminars, please submit the following e-registration. Please direct questions to Susan White at 410.848.2500 ext. 8685, 443.244.8685 or 1.888.588.8441 (toll free).



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Name : *
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	Babysitting is not available. Children are not allowed at the seminar.
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	Payment must be received one week before seminar unless other arrangements are made in advance.
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	Parents who would like to attend together are welcome to do so. If you prefer not to, please indicate the name of your child's other parent.
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