Outpatient Services
Our outpatient services are designed to help people in many different ways – meeting them where they are, with what they need, right now. We serve adults, youth, and children who are in need of services to support their mental wellness.
For New Clients
Open Access every Friday from 8am-1pm.
During Open Access, new clients are welcome to come in for assessments or to start services without a prior appointment. Team members are here to answer questions about any program or service we offer, and even those we don’t. Addiction and mental health screenings are free for individuals who aren’t sure if they need or want services. This is a great first step for those who don’t know how to get the help they need. Current clients may also walk in during this time and meet with a counselor if needed.
Outpatient Counseling Services
We offer evaluation, treatment, and recovery opportunities for people experiencing a substance use or mental health disorder that causes life disruption. Services include behavioral health assessments, individual counseling, intensive outpatient, group counseling, psychiatry services, community support, and peer support.
Service Details
- Individual Counseling includes treatment for addiction, mental health disorders, trauma, eating disorders, family and relationship problems, stress management, postpartum depression, anxiety, and other phase of life issues.
- All of our programs are individually tailored for people across the gender-identity spectrum.
- We offer Contingency Management for substance use risk minimization and/or abstinence.
- Specialized therapies include:
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical and Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Child/Parent Psychotherapy (CPP)
- Circle of Security (COS)
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Non-residential, intensive, structured interventions with counseling and education. Be a part of a group, engage with others, and take advantage of specialized services. Includes nine hours of group counseling and one hour of individual counseling per week. Complete abstinence from substances is not required to participate in this program, though we do require that you are not under the influence on the days that you attend group. If you are having trouble abstaining from substances, ask us about our Contingency Management Program.
Our programs recognize each person as unique and deserving of services tailored to their own strengths and capabilities. While our standard IOPs are gender-focused, we can accommodate people across the entire gender identity spectrum. Special topics include relationships, trauma, body image and family roles.
We support involvement in 12-Step programs, but our program also supports alternatives to the 12 Steps, including Women for Sobriety, Rational Recovery, Celebrate Recovery, SMART Recovery, and Refuge Recovery. Ultimately, each person is the driver of their own recovery, and we believe in their ability to determine the best route to get there.
Service Details
- Includes nine hours of group counseling and one hour of individual counseling per week.
- We accept Medicaid, Probation vouchers, Region 4 funding, and most private insurance.
- A sliding fee scale is available for those without insurance.
We are now accepting referrals for our classes held on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at these times:
- Women’s: 10 am – 1 pm
- Men’s: 12 pm – 3 pm
Medication Management
Qualified prescribers work directly with clients to evaluate their need for psychotropic medications, provide prescriptions, and offer ongoing medical monitoring of those medications. Medication Management can be individually tailored to people across the gender identity spectrum, including pregnant people. We accept Region 4 funding for this program.
Community Support
For many people, finding rehabilitation and support services in the community will enhance their stability and prevent the need for higher levels of care such as hospitalization or residential treatment. Our Community Support Program includes Emergency Community Support, Intensive Community Support, and Recovery Support along with individualized services such as resource acquisition, budgeting, assistance with activities of daily living, independent living skills, employment skills, education assistance, transportation and more.