1-800-772-5987
Mental Health Crisis Hotline and Intake Screening
1-866-948-7198
IDD Intake Line
Adult Mental Health Services
Mental health recovery is like planting seeds. With the right care, support, and time, those seeds grow into strength, balance, and hope.
If you're a veteran or dependent, please visit our Veteran Mental Health Services page.
Our Process
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Screening
Screening involves the gathering of information to determine the urgency of the individual’s needs.
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A pre-admission assessment evaluates the individual’s diagnosis, eligibility, and treatment needs. State-approved guidelines are used to determine services the individual is eligible to receive.
Pre-Admission Assessment
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Case Management
Every individual is assigned to a case manager. Routine or intensive case managers will assist individuals and their caregivers in gaining access to necessary care and services.
We'll help you achieve:
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A wellness strategy
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Regular exercise and healthy diet
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Adequate sleep
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Social/community support
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Symptom management
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Tailored case management and treatment
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Social needs assistance and skills training
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Integration into community
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Recovery
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New attitudes, values, and coping skills
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Newfound hope and balance
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Personal growth and future goals
Our Services
Peer Provider Support
Peer Providers use personal experience with mental health or addiction recovery to support others.
Skills Training and Development
We help address severe emotional disturbance and symptom-related problems that interfere with the individual’s functioning. Group skills training is also available.
Counseling
Individual cognitive behavioral therapy focuses on the reduction or elimination of emotional disturbance symptoms and increasing daily living skills.
Medication Training and Support
We train and guide individuals and/or their primary caregivers on the nature of mental illness, the importance of medications, possible side effects and other medication-related information.
Pharmacological Management and Medication Provision
Physicians, advanced practice nurses, or physician assistants determine symptom remission and the needed medication regimen. Provision of medication ensures that psychoactive medication benefits individuals who have no source of income.
Supplemental Nursing Services
Ensures the direct application of psychoactive medication and assesses target symptoms, side effects, adverse effects, and the impact of the medication on the individual and family.