Cumberland County JPO can refer youth to Campbell Psychological Services for the services described below, which are provided at our office in Carlisle. If you are considering a referral for a trauma-focused mental health assessment, or if you aren’t sure where to begin, please contact Dr. Campbell to schedule a 30-minute consultation regarding the case.

To make a referral, please complete our online JPO Referral Form. Before scheduling, the family will be asked to complete intake forms using our Client Portal.

Campbell Psychological Services offers traditional outpatient psychotherapy for a wide range of emotional and behavioral concerns, including trauma. Many of our therapists are trained and/or certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and EMDR, which are evidence-based therapies to treat the negative effects of trauma. Therapy typically involves weekly appointments lasting about 55 minutes each.

Who to Refer: Youth struggling with mental health issues. This may includes anxiety, depression, anger management, impulsivity, relationship problems, conflict resolution, or posttraumatic stress. Youth who need support to cope with stressful life circumstances, including trauma.

How to Refer:  Contact Dr. Campbell to see if we have openings and are accepting new clients. Then, complete the JPO Referral Form (see link at top of page).

Information Sharing: The therapist can provide JPO with Progress Reports upon request, as long as the youth and/or caregiver consent.

Other Important Information: For a list of which insurances are accepted, please visit our Rates & Insurance page.

This mental health assessment is completed in one 2-3 hour appointment by a licensed psychologist. It includes trauma-specific screening tools and a general mental health measure. Goals include:

1. Assess appropriateness for outpatient trauma therapy. If youth is not appropriate, provide family and county with guidance regarding appropriate services.
2. Assess the extent to which current symptoms and difficulties are trauma-related.
3. Assess whether other mental health issues need to be prioritized for treatment.
4. Provide consultative services to Juvenile Probation to guide case planning for youth who may be exhibiting the effects of trauma.

Trauma Assessment Overview for Probation Officers

Who to Refer: Youth identified as having a trauma. JPO would like treatment recommendations and to know whether trauma-focused therapy is indicated so that an appropriate therapist can be identified. The goals listed above are relevant to the case.

How to Refer: Complete the JPO Referral Form (see link at top of page)

Information Sharing:  A Trauma-Focused Assessment Summary will be provided to JPO as soon as possible after the assessment, as long as the youth agrees. The Summary includes mental health treatment recommendations. Upon request, the evaluator can provide consultation to assist with the TIDP and case planning.