Counseling Services:

Professional psychiatric and psychological testing as well as evaluation and treatment, including appropriate medication, as needed. Services include psychotherapy, family therapy, marriage counseling, behavioral modification and group therapy.

Intensive Case Management:

Services for adults and children who have been diagnosed as mentally ill, or who are at risk of developing serious mental illness. The goal of the program is to decrease the need for institutionalization by helping clients create a network of supports within the community.

Wrap-Around Services:

Intensive, family-based mental health services for children under age 21 who are diagnosed with an emotional disturbance or mental illness and are under consideration for placement in an inpatient, psychiatric institution. Participation is strictly voluntary.

Program participants must be eligible for Medical Assistance and sign and agree to the proposed treatment plan, if age 14 or over. Permission of the custodial parent is necessary for youth under age 14. Services are provided in the home, the school, in some residential program settings and the community, and are available 24-hours a day, seven days a week, if needed.

The goal of Wrap-Around is to prevent placement of the youth in a psychiatric inpatient setting. Referrals are made through Family Services and are reviewed and approved by the Agency’s Service Planning Team.

Mental Health Emergency Services:

Emergency mental health services are available 24-hours a day, seven days a week for individuals with acute emotional and/or mental distress. Crisis intervention staff provide emergency mental health assessments, suicide risk assessments, a phone hotline service and on-site crisis counseling. Staff also act as administrative delegate, and can arrange for voluntary hospitalization or emergency involuntary commitment to an institution, if needed.

MOVE (Men Overcoming Violence):

A support group for adult men and their families who are dealing with domestic violence issues.  Services are available through self referral or by court order.

Social Rehabilitation:

A mental health day program available to adults working on socialization and pre-vocational issues. Participants attend several days a week.

Family-Based Mental Health Services:

A structured, therapeutic support  service for families with behaviorally challenged youth.  Individual and family group therapy are provided, with a goal of strengthening the family unit.   Services are available by self referral or through TCHSA's Family Services.

Student Assistance Program:

A program which provides local secondary schools with mental health and drug and alcohol specialists who act as liaisons between schools and Agency services. These specialists act as advisors to teachers and help teachers make referrals to drug and alcohol or mental health specialists.

Supportive Recreation:

A structured and supervised recreational opportunity provided year round to mental health consumers and developmentally challenged individuals.

Drug & Alcohol Outpatient Clinic:

Professional assessment and treatment for drug and/or alcohol addiction. Services are available through self-referral, case management, or as court ordered.

Drug & Alcohol Prevention Services:

A service geared toward drug and/or alcohol addiction prevention.  These services are available for all county residents at various sites throughout the area.