Our Services

For persons at immediate risk of hospitalization, incarceration, or treatment placement. This service includes assessment, behavioral skills training, problem-solving, and reality orientation to help a person identify and manage their symptoms of mental illness, and cope with stressors.

Medication management is the process of organizing and tracking a patient’s medications to ensure safe and effective use. For persons 17 years of age and younger this service provides assessment, management, treatment planning and medication training support.

Skills training and supportive interventions focus on the improvement of communication skills, appropriate interpersonal behaviors and other skills necessary for independent living or, when age appropriate, functioning effectively with family, peers, and teachers.

Intensive case management is provided face-to-face with case managers arranging transportation to ensure the child or youth attendance.

Community-based support to restore social, emotional, and functional skills impacted by mental health symptoms.

Coaching to build day-to-day skills for greater independence at home, school, work, and in the community.

We connect you with the right care at the right time—and make sure providers communicate.

Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing monitoring to ensure medications are safe, effective, and aligned with your goals.