Helping Kids Name Their Feelings: Everyday Tools for Building Emotional Vocabulary
When a child melts down, shuts down, or lashes out, it’s rarely because they want to misbehave. More often, it’s because they don’t yet have the...
When School Feels Unsafe: Helping Kids Cope with Anxiety About Going to School
When a child feels scared, sick, overwhelmed, or tearful about going to school, it’s often a sign of school anxiety in children—a very real, very...
From Survival Mode to Healing: Signs You’re Finally Starting to Feel Safe
There’s a moment in healing—often subtle, almost quiet—when something inside you shifts. You take a deeper breath without realizing it.You pause...
Breaking the Cycle: How Intergenerational Trauma Impacts Families (and How to Heal It)
Holiday Boundaries for Families: How to Protect Your Mental Health This Season
Holiday stress is real, and one of the most effective ways to protect your mental health this season is by setting clear and compassionate...
It Doesn’t Just Go Away: The Long-Term Effects of Trauma (and What You Can Do About It)
When something devastating happens, people often say, “time heals all wounds.” But if you’ve lived through the unthinkable—children being removed...
Screen Time and Mental Health: Finding Balance in a Digital World
The glow of a phone at midnight. The tug-of-war over tablets at dinner. The “just one more episode” battle that stretches way past bedtime. For...
Understanding the Impact of Childhood Trauma on Adult Life
Healing Childhood wounds: Childhood is meant to be a season of discovery—mud pies, messy art projects, beaming report cards, and tummy-turning...
Attachment Issues in Children: How to Spot the Signs Early
Every parent wants to see their child thrive—laughing freely, trusting openly, and exploring the world with confidence. Yet sometimes, little ones...
Art and Play Therapy: Healing Childhood Trauma Without Words
How Creativity Offers a Way Back to Safety, Connection, and Self Some pain is too big—or too early—to explain with words. For many children, trauma...
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Contact Info
10190 Bannock St. Suite 120
Northglenn, CO 80260
EIN: 84-0404251
Griffith Centers does not provide emergency mental health services. If you are in crisis or experiencing an emergency, please call 911 or contact Colorado emergency services immediately.
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Griffith Centers holds the following licenses and certifications:
Council on Accreditation (COA) of Services for Families and Children, Inc.
Behavioral Health Administration (BHA)
Colorado Department of Education (CDE)
COGNIA (formerly known as AdvancED)
North Central Association of Schools
Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS)
For inquiries regarding our licenses and certifications, please contact us at info@griffithcenters.org.










