Western Mental Health Center Inc

Community support services - community based services to assist individuals who have long-term mental health problems live as independently as possible in their own community.

Psychiatric - provided psychiatric services to the surrounding five county area. Consultation and education are available through community groups and agencies.

Other program services consist of: family community support - providing in home, community based support and other treatment for the care and aid of severly emotionally disturbed children and their families. Mobile crisis - the mobile crisis program is available 24/7 to provide short term crisis services to any adult or child that is experiencing a behavioral or mental health crisis. Mobile crisis response services (mcrs) is intended to de-escalate crisis situations through crisis assessment, intervention and stabilization. In-home therapy - brief specifically focused family therapy provided in home for families referred by llm human services. School linked mental health services - services designed to locate mental health services within the school setting. Slmh allows for the minimal disruption from the child's school day to receive mental health services and allows teachers, parents, and others involved in the child's care to collaborate so the child can be successful in the school, home and community setting. Board and lodge - provides long term housing service to adult individuals who have a mental illness. Birth to five mental health services - provides culturally and developmentally appropriate mental health services to young children ages birth to five who are uninsured and underinsured. Adult drug court - includes various services as a part of the justice assistance teams in lyon and redwood counties. The primary service will include having a mental health professional be a member of the justice team to conduct a mental health assessment for drug court participants with a recommendation fro mental health services as appropriate. These recommendations may include: psychiatric evaluation and medication management; therapy including diagnostic assessements; individual/group therapy; and peer support. Integrated dual diagnostic treatment serves individuals with substance use disorders and mental illness to produce better outcomes for dually diagnosed clients. The team approach for services assists individuals with medication management (if needed), individual therapy, outreach community-based skills, and substance use treatment. Assertive community treatment (act) - designed for persons with serious mental illness. The severity of their symptoms and functional issues causes the most substantial levels of disability. Act teams help persons develop the skills they need for life in the community, using the principles and methods of illness management and recovery (irm), integrated dual disorders treatment (iddt), supported employment (se), psychiatric rehabilitation, and other best practices. Behavior health home - team-based approach to providing comprehensive quality of care working with individuals on their own personal health needs certified community behavior health clinic - a comprehensive, wholistic approach to care focusing on mental health, substance abuse and primary care by providing services to clients at the right time and place through the utilization of care coordination. Sustance use disorder - provides assistance to those that suffer short and long term abuse with alcohol or drugs. Designed for people who need a medication management program for substance use. And any other miscellaneous programs.