• Adults with Major Mental Illness

• Employers

• Attorneys

• General Adult

• Children and Adolescents

• Schools

• Physicians

• Nursing Homes

• Rehabilitation programs for teaching basic life, social, and pre-vocational skills;

• Residential programs such as transitional living, group homes, and supervised living, as well as housing assistance;

• Case management to help individuals obtain needed services with other agencies and find resources within their communities;

• Specialized education and outpatient therapy programs for those with schizophrenia, clinical depression, bi-polar, anxiety disorders, substance abuse problems, and other mental illnesses;

• Psychological testing and assessment;

• 24-hour suicide intervention and emergency commitment of someone who is in danger of hurting themselves or others;

• Medication management and other psychiatric services; and

• Vocational services such as supported employment, job coaching and job follow-along.

Employers:

•Employee assistance programs to increase employee productivity;

•Management training on a variety of topics: stress management, communication, life stage and pre-retirement adjustment;

•Federal Drug Free Workplace information; and

•Critical incident intervention such as death of a coworker or violent act in the work place.

Attorneys:

•Custody evaluations and home studies;

•Divorce and custody mediation;

•Psychological testing and assessment;

•Expert testimony;

•Addiction assessment; and,

•Mental status evaluations.

General Adult:

•Marriage, family, couples, group, and individual counseling;

•Personal enrichment and skill development workshops and presentations; and,

•24-hour emergency services.

Children and adolescents:

•In-home, family-based services designed to keep families together;

•Family management services to help a child obtain needed support from other agencies and find resources in their communities;

•Treatment for attention deficit disorder (ADHD), autism, depression, anxiety, and abuse and neglect;

•Treatment for adolescents related to teen suicide, stress, peer pressure, substance abuse, and juvenile crime and violence;

•Consultation with school officials, court officials, and other professionals interacting with children and their families; and,

•Psychological testing and assessment.

Schools:

•Psychological testing and evaluation;

•General counseling; and,

•Consultation with school counselors, administration, and parents.

Physicians:

•Consultation on and referral services for psychological testing and assessment;

•Referral services for treatment of depression, stress and anxiety as a supplement to medications; and,

•Chronic medical illness emotional side effects and sick family syndrome. 

Nursing Homes:

•Education for staff and families on Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of dementia;

•Psychiatric evaluation and medication management;

•Psychological testing and assessment;

•All areas of individual, group and family counseling; and,

•Social work designee services.