Mental Health Services

The Human Services Division provides outpatient counseling services for the treatment of problems due to a mental disorder or issues related to self-esteem, grief, aging, and family concerns. This can include:

Anxiety
Bipolar illness
Depression
Panic
Phobias
Post-traumatic stress
Other related conditions

In addition, counselors are available on a drop-in basis for information and referral to service providers within the community.

Staff

The staff includes:

Licensed Clinical Social Workers
A psychiatrist
Social service assistant
Student interns
Volunteers

Confidentiality

All clinical services are confidential. Our professional staff sets high standards to ensure your privacy.

Payment

Human Services operates on a sliding fee schedule. Family income, family size and other considerations determine clients' fees. Clients will not be refused services due to inability to pay. Most insurance and Medicare accepted.

Services

Child / Adolescent
Counseling / Psychotherapy
Couple
Family
Group
Individual

Psychiatric Services

Kim Dolan, APN, is available to evaluate your needs by providing:

Consultation
Home-Based Assessment for homebound or frail
Medication Monitoring
Psychiatric Assessment

Crisis Intervention

Individuals experiencing feelings of depression, anxiety, suicide or confusion can reach out to a trained professional who will work with the individual or a family member to provide assistance by:

On-site assessment and referral
Phone support during regular business hours
Police requests for assistance for psychiatric emergencies
Psychological First Aid

Education / Prevention

The Human Services Division places a high priority on addressing the mental health needs in the community and tailoring programs designed to meet those needs, such as:

Consultation to community agencies, schools, businesses, individuals and families
Educational workshops and seminars
Public Speaking