Programs and Services at CCGC
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CCGC School provides special education and behavioral support for children in need of an alternative to a mainstream classroom setting.
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The North Star Program is an 8-week clinical day program for children ages 5-12 who struggle with social, emotional, and behavioral difficulties.
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CCGC's Outpatient Counseling Center provides weekly and bi-weekly therapy appointments with both in-person and telehealth options, as well as multiple treatment modalities, group therapy, and services for victims of crime.
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IICAPS is a home-based, family-focused treatment program that helps children and adolescents up to the age of 18.
What’s going on at CCGC
Serious impact for your community.
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Years of Experience
61
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Towns Served
47
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Children Helped Each Year
1,000
News & Notes
An accessible guide for parents and caregivers on recognizing and addressing eating disorders in young people. It explains common conditions—including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and ARFID—by outlining their causes, early warning signs, and the impact of societal and familial pressures. With practical tips, myth-busting insights, and resources for professional help, it empowers readers to foster open conversations and create supportive environments during National Eating Disorders Awareness Week.
An opinion piece by CCGC CEO Jamie Bellenoit, exploring the benefits and risks of AI on children's mental health, including professional insight and personal experiences raising three tween boys who use AI daily in education, entertainment, and more.
The coronavirus pandemic has been difficult for everyone. Parents have lost jobs, families have had to quarantine and children have been cut off from their friends. Internet usage has spiked, and for many teens, it is causing underlying mental health issues to increase. What actions can parents take to help mitigate the negative impacts and support their teens?
