Behavioral Health Crisis Services Inc

School based therapeutic service:your hope center's school-based behavioral health clinicians provide therapeutic support to k-12 students in all 17 eagle county school district schools and 1 charter school. Clinicians work closely with teachers and school counselors to provide evaluation and treatment. Your hope center has grown rapidly over four years, working with more than 1,000 students through over 17,000 clinical services during the 23/24 school year. School-based clinicians are a top priority because of the consistent problems related to depression, suicidal ideation, substance abuse and bullying as reported in the biennial health kids colorado survey.

Community bases stabilization program:your hope center provides intensive clinical support and case management for high-risk clients; typically for 1-2 weeks to safely transition clients from crisis into long-term outpatient care in the aftermath of a behavioral health crisis or hospitalization. Case managers also connect clients to social determinants of health services (food security, substance abuse help, housing assistance, childcare, transportation, physical health, etc.). The role of the community stabilization program expanded when the state of colorado tasked your hope center with delivering assertive community treatment (act) programming to provide ongoing care for those suffering with a severe and persistent mental illness. In 2023, yhc increased the reach of this program by adding additional case management and clinical support to the team resulting in the team supporting a higher number of act clients. This program provides less traditional services to ensure that support is individually based and encompasses multiple needs and levels of risk. This program is unique in the services it offers to individuals in our community who have historically not received clinical support and the act program ultimately results in a reduced need for psychiatric hospitalization