Mental Health Services offers a variety of treatment programs geared to meet the specific needs of adults with mental illness.

The programs are based on the following:

• Individuals challenged by mental illness have the potential to reduce or eliminate their symptoms or improve their ability to function in major life areas with the help of a supportive and empowering environment.
• Individual choice and the person's full participation in developing and carrying out a plan of treatment are important to recovery.

Programs

• Outpatient Clinic Treatment - provides adults with individual, group, and family psychotherapy.
  
  
• Case Management - is a service that offers advocacy, monitoring, and a linkage to needed services for people with mental illness.
  
  
• Continuing Day Treatment for Younger & Older Adults - offers daily group-oriented programs for adults recovering from serious and persistent mental illness and who need extended support.
  
  
• Partial Hospitalization for Older Adults - is a short-term, intensive day treatment program that provides crisis intervention for older adults with acute mental illness.
  
  
• Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitative Treatment (IPRT) - Ventures - helps people recovering from mental illness take the next step toward independence by setting and achieving personal goals.
  
  
• Men's Education for Non-Violence (MEN's) Workshop - is a program for men who have been physically and/or emotionally abusive to their current or former partner.

The Staff

The Mental Health Services staff includes professionals trained in psychiatry, social work, art therapy, psychiatric nursing, psychology, and counseling.