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2022 Annual Report

Our Mission
Is Their Future

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Our Mission <br>Is Their Future

 

Harold S. Koplewicz, MD, President and Medical Director
Devon Briger, Co-Chair, Board of Directors
Joseph Healey, Co-Chair, Board of Directors

 

Our work is made possible by individuals who share our belief that all children deserve access to mental health care. Make a difference for kids and families by donating or connecting with us online.

 

INTRODUCTION

Our Mission
Is Their Future

Children and families around the world are facing severe and growing challenges to their mental health and wellbeing. Adolescent anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation and attempts are on the rise even as access to evidence-based care is limited by workforce shortages, insufficient training, and stigma. These challenges are what motivate all of us at the Child Mind Institute to work tirelessly for children across our mission areas of Care, Education, and Science. In 2022, we’re proud of the concrete contributions we’ve made to children’s mental health in the United States and around the world, but we’re humbled by the scale of the work that still needs to be done.

This report tells the story of the accelerating scale of our impact as we strove to transform the lives of children with mental health and learning disorders in 2022.

Read the full report to see how we are answering the call today, and what we are building for tomorrow.

2022-At-A-Glance Stats

1.9 million

students, parents, and teachers have engaged with our School and Community Programs since 2012.

55,000+

clinical appointments in 2022, up 22% from the year before.

62%

increase in California appointments and eight new clinicians added to the San Francisco Bay Area clinical center.

1,500%

increase in video views and 2.9 million views on our YouTube page.

72,500+

California educators have engaged with the California Healthy Minds, Thriving Kids Project.

$55 million

grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation to create the SNF Global Center for Child and Adolescent Mental Health at the Child Mind Institute.

I’ve been doing trauma treatment for 15 years. I meet with students who are in temporary housing, individually or in group, and I use what I’ve learned from the Child Mind Institute — teaching students how to gauge their emotions, to feel how their bodies are reacting, and to practice using deep breathing or meditation to calm themselves.
Caroline Rostant, LCSW
A clinical social worker at PS 114 in the Bronx, New York, Caroline has partnered with the Child Mind Institute’s School and Community Programs since 2020.

CARE

Our Treatments Transform Lives

Providing life-changing treatment to children and their families is at the heart of the Child Mind Institute’s commitment to transforming mental health care. Since our founding in New York City in 2009, our clinicians have helped more than 15,000 patients. Our patients come from 45 countries, 49 states, and Washington, DC, and struggle with anxiety and mood disorders, ADHD, learning disabilities, autism, and more.

Since 2012, we have brought direct trauma treatment, behavior management, and reading interventions to youth in high-need schools across the United States. In our past decade of work in schools, we have provided in-person services to over 140,000 students, parents, teachers, and mental health professionals in over 9,000 schools across the United States. In 2019, we opened our San Francisco Bay Area clinical center in San Mateo, CA, broadening the reach of our care.

EDUCATION

Our Resources and Training Unlock Potential

The Child Mind Institute is transforming children’s mental health globally by serving as a hub for education, training, and convening. We believe all children, families, and professionals should have access to free information and resources that are evidence-supported, culturally appropriate, and created with input from the communities we serve.

Our work spans the landscape, from supporting the individual interactions that can be pivotal in a child’s life to catalyzing systems change.

Scaling School and Community Programs

The Child Mind Institute’s School and Community Programs break down barriers by working with school districts and community partners to offer evidence-based mental health support for students and families. We provide mental health skill-building and direct clinical services for students, professional training for educators and school-based clinicians, and resources that support communities.

SCIENCE

Our Open Science Accelerates Discovery

The Science and Engineering team at the Child Mind Institute is dedicated to transforming the lives of children with mental health and learning disorders through the power of scientific discovery. To address the growing crisis in children’s mental health, our researchers work to guide interventions by building a rigorous understanding of the developing brain.

We are deeply committed to open science and data sharing and to diversifying participation in research and the neuroscience workforce. These values drive us to break down barriers between research silos and focus research communities on helping all children and their families.

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Download the full 2022 Annual Report to learn more about our efforts to support children and families this year, or view past Annual Reports.

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