SERVICES
Services
We help children and their families across Tennessee to learn, grow and prosper.
Camelot offers home-based services to children and families in Tennessee. Our clinical employees who provide these services are also trained in the techniques of trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and motivational interviewing (MI).
Foster Care
Our Therapeutic Foster Care program offers a way for children within the DCS system to have a stable home environment while they are achieving their permanency goals.
Intensive Counseling
Camelot provides home-based services through Comprehensive Child and Family Treatment (CCFT). The service usually involves multiple visits per week by the counselor to the home.
Outpatient Therapy
Outpatient services are designed to assist individuals, couples, parents, and families in dealing with the difficulties that are faced in daily life.
Tennessee Health Link
Camelot can provide Health Link services to children and adults in a community setting or in the home. These services focus on resource linkage and empower the client to live a more healthy, successful and balanced life.
Substance Use
Camelot's substance use program is designed for adolescents and young adults to help them examine their lives, substance use and the impact of their current choices on their future through Motivational Interviewing.
Family Preservation Services
Camelot works to preserve families by meeting the families where they are and engaging them in a process to improve their family relationships and supports.
INSURANCES WE ACCEPT
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Our Locations
Camelot Care Centers of Tennessee is a leading provider of community-based counseling, therapy, foster care, family preservation and prevention services in Tennessee. We are able to serve our clients with 16 different locations around the state.
