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Texas Child Health Access Through Telemedicine

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Texas Child Health Access Through Telemedicine (TCHATT) is a free telehealth program designed to help identify and assess the behavioral health needs of children and adolescents. Schools are able to submit referrals and our team works with families to help coordinate access to care. 

Our Team

Our multidisciplinary team is comprised of child psychiatrists, licensed professional counselors, social workers, and care coordinators.

Services

  • Virtual Assessments
  • Brief Intervention
  • Care Coordination
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Partnered School Districts

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TCHATT is in partnership with select Independent School Districts (ISDs) across Houston and southeast Texas. 

  • Arrow Academy
  • Buna ISD
  • Burkeville ISD
  • Channelview ISD
  • Coldspring- Oakhurst Consolidated ISD
  • Conroe ISD
  • Crosby ISD
  • Dayton ISD
  • Deer Park ISD
  • Devers ISD
  • Evadale ISD
  • Galena Park ISD
  • Goodrich ISD
  • Hardin ISD
  • Houston ISD (SELECT CAMPUSES)
  • Hardin Jefferson ISD
  • Hull Daisetta ISD
  • Huntsville ISD
  • Liberty ISD
  • Little Cypress Mauriceville Consolidated ISD
  • Livingston ISD
  • Lumberton ISD
  • Magnolia ISD
  • Montgomery ISD
  • New Caney ISD
  • New Waverly ISD
  • Onalaska ISD
  • Pasadena ISD
  • Pearland ISD
  • Rhodes School for Performing Arts
  • School of Science and Technology
  • Sheldon ISD
  • Shepherd ISD
  • Splendora ISD
  • Spring ISD
  • Tarkington ISD
  • Thrive Center for Success
  • Tomball ISD
  • West Hardin Consolidated ISD
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How can my child participate?

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  1. Contact your school counselor and ask about TCHATT.
  2. Your school counselor will contact TCHATT for you and help you sign up.
  3. Someone from TCHATT will call or email you to schedule the first appointment with you and your child. All TCHATT sessions are virtual. 
  4. Your child will begin virtual sessions in a private space at their school or at home. Sessions can include assessments, coping techniques, and education for your child on managing their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
  5. If your child needs more mental health care, TCHATT will help you find other community services. 

If you or your child’s school district is not yet part of the TCHATT program, reach out to an administrator and tell them about the program. There is no cost to enroll. 

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Contact Information

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Email: TCHATTINFO@bcm.edu
Phone: (713) 798-8257
Office Hours: Monday- Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

For more information on our state program visit our state website.