Strengthening Early Healing: Child–Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) Training
At Denver Children’s Advocacy Center, we know that healing begins with connection. That’s why we’re excited to share that four of our clinicians – Amy Bell, Samantha Mastaler, Julia Urbina, and Emily Murphy – have begun the 18-month Child–Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) training and consultation process.
We spoke with Ashley Khan, Bilingual Child and Family Therapist, about what CPP is, why it matters, and what it means for the children and families we serve.
Hope in Action: DCAC’s 2025 Impact
DCAC’s 2025 Impact When people ask what Denver Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) does, the answer is both simple and profound: we help children and families heal from trauma and move toward hope. In 2025, that mission reached thousands across our community. 13,076 children, caregivers, and community members were impacted through DCAC services, prevention programs, mental health […]
Walking Alongside Families: An Advocate’s Perspective
Walking Alongside Families: An Advocate’s Perspective By Elizabeth Lopez, Bilingual Family Advocacy Manager, Denver Children’s Advocacy Center One of the things I value most about my role at Denver Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) is the privilege of walking beside families during some of the most painful and uncertain moments of their lives. No two stories […]
Standing With Children Affected by Human Trafficking
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Learn more about how DCAC’s team partners with the Denver Anti-Trafficking Alliance to support children and youth at risk of or experiencing human trafficking.