Evansville Psychiatric Childrens Ctr – Evansville

My son is making tremendous improvements since being there, the staff are knowledgeable and always answer my questions. They are respectful and always seem to have my sons best interests at heart.

I cannot say enough good things about this facility. After spending eight months at another center that pales in comparison and reading previous negative Google reviews, I can say I was cautiously optimistic and… hesitant about sending my son to EPCC; but I am so grateful that I did. From the very beginning, I was pleasantly surprised by the level of care, communication, and compassion shown by the entire team. His therapist, Cally Large, was absolutely phenomenal. She consistently communicated with me about his progress and treatment, offered helpful courses to prepare me for his return home, and continued to support us months prior to and after his discharge. The staff went above and beyond to ensure that my son’s needs were met, arranging visits not only for me and his siblings but also for both sets of grandparents. My son had nothing but positive things to say about his OTs, Alex his RT, and the residential staff. They made sure he received full medical and personal care, including doctor and dentist appointments, a vision screening and new glasses, and even haircuts. They planned fun outings, both one-on-one with his therapist to build social skills and in group settings with other patients. The facility also completed thorough psychological testing, which helped clarify and narrow down his previously long list of diagnoses. After six months at EPCC, my 9-year-old came home a new kid. He now communicates his emotions and goals so effectively, accepts consequences with understanding, and handles challenges with remarkable patience. The explosive anger and hours-long meltdowns we once faced are no longer part of our daily life. EPCC didn’t just help my son, they helped our entire family heal and grow. I will forever be grateful for the extraordinary care, dedication, and heart this facility poured into his treatment.

Place is a dumping ground for kids with autism adhd my mother was forced by the state to send me there the only reason I didn't end up staying there longer is because my grandparents took me

Over, just don't recommend

I was here back in the 70s and got molested And Southern hills wanted me to put my son-in there. Then they go to the DFC office. Because I refused to put him in there. Said I was like collecting him of his mental… health. No I was protecting him from going through. What I went for through

I was there in the 1980's when Mr.Brazelton was there.i was helped alot and graduated from Castle High School in the class of 1993 1 out of over 500 students.Thank you EPCC.