Apartments are operated to provide individuals with a serious mental illness the opportunity to develop skills that will enable them to live a more independent lifestyle. Services include: - Counseling. - Advocacy. - Recreation activities. - Medication management training. - Skills teaching to improve activities of daily living.

Triage and short-term Crisis Residential - closely linked programs providing an immediate response to individuals experiencing a psychiatric crisis. The goal of both programs is to avoid unnecessary hospitalization or incarceration of individuals in crisis by providing rapid assessment, stabilization and referral to the appropriate level of care.

Crisis services include: - Intervention. - De-escalation. - Stabilization. - Referrals or linkage to additional resources.

- Provides crisis phone and outreach service for those who are experiencing a psychiatric or emotional crisis. - Crisis staff consists of trained counselors, nurses, medical assistants, and licensed social workers experienced in handling a variety of crisis situations. - Program has the following components: Walk-in crisis services: - Assessment. - Individual and group counseling. - Pyscho-educational groups. - Medication monitoring and prescribing. - Discharge planning.

Apartments are operated to provide individuals with a serious mental illness the opportunity to develop skills that will enable them to live a more independent lifestyle. Services include: - Counseling. - Advocacy. - Recreation activities. - Medication management training. - Skills teaching to improve activities of daily living.

Provide community residential services for chronic mentally ill adults living in a group home, a peer run group home, or single family apartments.

Apartments are operated to provide individuals with a serious mental illness the opportunity to develop skills that will enable them to live a more independent lifestyle. Services include: - Counseling. - Advocacy. - Recreation activities. - Medication management training. - Skills teaching to improve activities of daily living.

- Provides crisis phone and outreach service for those who are experiencing a psychiatric or emotional crisis. - Crisis staff consists of trained counselors, nurses, medical assistants, and licensed social workers experienced in handling a variety of crisis situations. - Program has the following components: Walk-in crisis services: - Assessment. - Individual and group counseling. - Pyscho-educational groups. - Medication monitoring and prescribing. - Discharge planning.

Mental health clinic that offers counseling, case management, and psychiatric appointments. Services are geared towards common issues, including anxiety, depression, bi-polar disorder, drug/alcohol problems, post-traumatic stress, domestic violence, etc.

- Crisis Center: Crisis stabilization and residential treatment services to persons exhibiting symptoms of acute mental illness or extreme stress reactions and are at risk of hospitalization. - Psychiatric Response Team (PRT): Crisis services for individuals of all ages who present in local emergency departments with suspected psychiatric issues. Provides face-to-face crisis assessments in the ER to determine the level of care needed at that time.

Apartments are operated to provide individuals with a serious mental illness the opportunity to develop skills that will enable them to live a more independent lifestyle. Services include: - Counseling. - Advocacy. - Recreation activities. - Medication management training. - Skills teaching to improve activities of daily living.