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Youth Administrative Service Coordination services are available to parents/caregivers who may need support and assistance in managing their child’s mental health needs. Services include links to mental health resources, follow-up on the effectiveness of those resources, and long-term support for parents.

Provides drug, alcohol, and mental health services with a team who is dedicated to helping individuals achieve lasting recovery and reclaim their lives from addiction. Offers a fully DDAP and Joint Commissioned-certified facility which provides compassionate care and a supportive environment. Services include: - Medical detox - Residential treatment - Mental Health treatment - Dialectical Behavior Therapy - Cognitive Behavior Therapy - Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) - 12-step programs - Holistic Therapies - Individual and Group Therapies

Providing a safe and non-threatening way to process emotions, thoughts, and experiences. Also, helps individuals learn to regulate their emotions, develop coping skills, and improve self-control, Play therapy is often used with children with developmental delays, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or other special needs. Beneficial for children experiencing major life changes such as parental divorce, relocation, loss of a loved one, or changes in family structure.

Provides case management services to adults, children and adolescence that are affected by a mental health diagnosis.

Provides counseling services, as well as full psychiatric services.

Mindfulness is the ability to pay attention to the present moment without judgment. It allows individuals to focus on the now, rather than get lost in the future or the past. It teaches us to disengage from our thoughts and take action toward things we care about. Mindfulness-based therapies have been widely recognized as an empirically based treatment for trauma, anxiety, depression, OCD, addiction, pain management, stress management, and many other issues that we face every day.

Office of Mental Health provides treatment and supports for residents with serious and persistent mental illness.

Provides a directory, NOT a service, that offers information ONLY on community resources, services, and supports that are available to individuals in recovery from mental illness who are interested in furthering that recovery through employment.

Caseworkers offer counseling to those who are feeling stressed, overwhelmed, alone, afraid, anxious or other challenging emotions and refer them to community-based resources that can further help to meet individual needs.

Provides access to and advocacy for appropriate mental health services. Assist persons in treatment planning, developing systems of supports, accessing appropriate medical services and obtaining and maintaining basic living needs and skills.

Provides information on: - Local mental health resources - Mental health providers - Education on the mental health system - Support groups - Supportive services

Providing family therapists to work with the entire family, both parents and children, to address issues in their relationships, coping skills, and communication. Families may seek counseling to address issues such as separation or divorce, parenting, marital relationships, illness or death, problems in school, addictions, eating disorders, infidelity, and conflict between family members. During family therapy, the therapist may meet with each member alone and then eventually together. They will assess different issues within the family such as healthy boundaries, creating stronger relationships, problem-solving abilities, and improving communication.

Trained professionals provide support, assessment, and referral for the following: - Aging problems - Depression - Domestic violence - Drug and alcohol problems - Mental health or mental retardation problems - Parent/child conflicts - Sexual assault - Suicidal thoughts or actions In addition, callers can receive up-to-date information on agencies and support groups which are designed to meet various needs. Provides in person crisis and mobile crisis services.

Provides a specialized type of counseling that uses the client’s own creativity to process difficult experiences, manage stress, explore emotions, and improve mental health. Art therapists are highly trained in both mental health and the creative arts. Art therapy has been shown to improve the ability to concentrate, communicate with others, and improve self-esteem and self-awareness. It can be used for the treatment of trauma, anxiety, and depression both alone, and in conjunction with other forms of therapy

Provides non-clinical, consumer-run services that offer peer support, recreation, education, advocacy and referrals to mental health services for mental health consumers. The centers offer members a recovery oriented environment to participate in meaningful activities that promote wellness and enhance self-esteem. Offers members challenges and opportunities to succeed and to reach their full potential.

Provides integrated intake that completes comprehensive assessments of individuals/families for Children and Youth Services and Mental Health to determine the appropriate level of service to meet individual needs. Investigates child abuse and neglect.

Includes professionals in social work, psychology, counseling, and psychiatry who review client cases and make treatment recommendations. The behavioral case manager serves as a liaison connecting the IBHS team and the client’s medical providers and nursing professionals to facilitate comprehensive care.

Peer specialists assists support on basic living skills, support and advocacy, developing a social network, and connecting clients to other services

Provides a specialized type of counseling that uses the client’s own creativity to process difficult experiences, manage stress, explore emotions, and improve mental health. Art therapists are highly trained in both mental health and the creative arts. Art therapy has been shown to improve the ability to concentrate, communicate with others, and improve self-esteem and self-awareness. It can be used for the treatment of trauma, anxiety, and depression both alone, and in conjunction with other forms of therapy

Individual, couples and family mental health counseling. In person or virtual. Ages 0-99.

Offers information about and contact links to crisis hotlines, a crisis text line, and a non-emergency talkline.

Provides mental and behavioral case management services that include supports coordination, information and referral, consultation and education, counseling, therapy, and family driven support services.

A safe place for clients experiencing mental and behavioral health issues to promote their recovery, and socialize through activities, discussion groups, and outings with people in similar circumstances. Lunch is provided free of charge at noon.

Warm Line is a confidential, one-on-one telephone support service staffed by individuals who are in recovery and understand the needs of their peers.

Provides information and referral to consumers or family members regarding mental health needs, services, and support.