Mental Health

• Occurs typically once per week or less
• Can include individual therapy, group therapy, or family therapy
• Least restrictive level of care
• Can access by scheduling an appointment with the therapist or group practice

• Group therapy up to four times a week in the evening for up to three hours per group
• Length of program can be up to several weeks
• No psychiatrist involvement with this program
• Requires an evaluation at the program to participate

• Day program from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. consisting of groups, one-on-one check-ins, family check-ins, and psychiatrist support
• Length of program is typically two weeks
• Requires an evaluation at the program to participate

• Locked, supervised facility with short-term stay
• Focus on safety and stabilization, not therapy
• Access to a psychiatrist and nursing staff

• Help evaluate, assess, and stabilize immediate mental health crises
• Provide solution-focused interventions
• Assist with linkage to resources

*For imminent risk/concern, contact 911 or go directly to the local ER