Provides support for adults with significant mental health needs, recent hospitalizations, or those at risk of hospitalization through group activities, individual therapy, psychoeducation, and medication management.
Serves children ages 0–17 and their families who are involved with DCP&P and are at risk of family separation or working toward reunification.
A short-term program for immediate mental health outpatient assistance for those experiencing a mental health crisis.
Provides immediate response to youth, ages 0-21, and their families in times of crisis.
Helps students, caregivers, and schools navigate mental and behavioral health challenges through general prevention, small-group support, and individual counseling with licensed clinicians.
Offers 24-hour care and treatment for girls ages 14 through 17 in a therapeutic community setting.
Provides case management services for those over the age of 18 experiencing or facing homelessness with serious mental illness.
School Clinical Services provide a tailored approach to supporting the mental health needs of a contracted school.
Provides on-site counseling and support within a host school, allowing students to access near-immediate care for their mental health in a comfortable environment.
Serves youth, aged 8 through 17, experiencing significant mental, emotional, or behavioral issues through group, individual and family counseling.
