Our History

Mission & Values

Senior Management & Board of Directors

Facts & Statistics

Annual Report 2008-2009

Annual Report 2007-2008

Annual Report 2006-2007

2008 - 2009 Form 990

2007 - 2008 Form 990

Spring 2010 Newsletter

Winter 2010 Newsletter

Fall 2009 Newsletter

Wellpath is a private, non-profit regional center that offers comprehensive and integrated mental health services to children, adolescents, parents and families.

What began in 1951 as a local program serving fewer than 100 children per year has now grown into a regional provider offering comprehensive and integrated services. As an organization, we have evolved to address the ever-changing needs of families in an always dynamic community.

In April 2008, Child Guidance Clinic of Greater Waterbury began operating under the corporate name of Wellpath, Inc. Along with this name change, we launched a new brand that reflects not only those that we serve but how and why we do so: Wellpath Behavioral Health for Children and Families – New hope through treatment and support. Equipped with an $11,000,000 annual budget, 200 staff and nine sites, our programs now provide safety, health and hope to more than 9,000 children and family members throughout a 42-town region in northwestern Connecticut.

The Wellpath brand will help us to effectively build recognition for our continuum of treatment and support programs – from 24-hour emergency mobile crisis intervention to specialized child abuse treatment, victim recovery and support services, group homes for traumatized children, outpatient psychotherapy and psychiatric treatment, home-based psychotherapy, family support and early intervention. We appreciate your ongoing partnership and your help in bringing a new identity and new hope to our community.

For more information about our programs and services,
please call (203) 756-7287 or 1-877-WEL-PATH.

Our Approach to Caring
When children are having behavioral and emotional problems, these problems affect the whole family.  Wellpath advocates that behavioral health treatment for children is most effective when parents and caregivers participate and there is collaboration with teachers and pediatricians.  Our treatment and support   includes and involves all family members to understand the problems and determine solutions that work for everyone.  Therapy is more effective when the clinician, doctor, nurse, teacher, child and family are working collectively. We can be successful in reaching our goal of keeping more children and families safe, healthy and happy together.

Wellpath provides accessibility to its services through convenient locations and appointment times, through community outreach and delivery of out-of-office services, and through linguistic and cultural competencies among its clinical and support staff.

Service Area
Wellpath currently serves the northwestern Connecticut region that encompasses:

Accreditations
Wellpath has been accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA), a program of quality improvement designed to identify providers that have set high performance standards for themselves and have made a commitment to their constituents to deliver the very best quality services.

Affiliated Service Providers & Funders
Wellpath is affiliated with and/or funded by Advanced Behavioral Health, Children’s Trust Fund, National Children’s Alliance, Office of Juvenile Justice Court-Supported Services Division, Office of Victims’ Services, St. Mary’s Hospital, the Exchange Club Family Life Foundation, the State of Connecticut Department of Children and Families, United Way of Greater Waterbury, United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls, and Yale University’s Child Study Center.