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• Provides outpatient community mental health services including assessment and treatment across a wide range of mental health concerns. Individual counseling. Family counseling. Group counseling. Crisis Services.

• Provides support services to children and their families coping with mental health, behavioral health, and substance abuse issues.

• Provides mental health and crisis services which include: Crisis intervention/stabilization. Mental health assessments. Rapid linkage and/or re-linkage to treatment providers. Interim/bridge mental health treatment. Mental health transport. Connections to treatment providers and support systems in the community. Referrals to non-mental health services.

• Offers a county-operated mental health facility that provides mental health counseling in various settings for community residents including, but not limited to those who have acute or chronic psychiatric disorders or who may be experiencing difficulty resolving personal or interpersonal conflicts.

• Provides a home-like community based residential setting designed for individuals with developmental disabilities. 24-hour on-site supervision and habilitation services by fully trained staff. Medication is given in the homes by Approved Medication Assistive Personnel (AMAP) certified staff. An individualized plan to help the individual reach his/ her goals and reach greater independence is developed and implemented by the resident and team. Program activities focus on daily living skills such as recreation, cooking, cleaning, personal hygiene, money management, and community outreach skills.

• Provides a 5 component comprehensive psychiatric emergency program serving the residents of a 4 county area. Services to adults and youth. Psychiatric screening and assessment that takes place at Clifton Springs Hospital Emergency Room and/or the Community Comprehensive. Comprehensive and brief assessments offered. Mobile crisis outreach/interim service. Mobile crisis outreach is available 7 days a week during the day and evening hours. Follow up clinical and evaluation services to those seen in the above situations. Extended observation beds located in Clifton Springs Hospital for extended observation and stabilization without admission to the inpatient programs. Patient can stay up to 72 hours while being assessed. Crisis residential beds. Arrangements via Elmira Psychiatric Center or Rochester Psychiatric Center for those experiencing mental health and housing crisis, need a controlled living arrangement and are not a danger to themselves or others.

Assist individuals with serious mental health and/or substance use disorders meet their recovery goals such as finding a job, going to school, or socializing or living more independently.

• Offers a mobile crisis team for children and adolescents.

• Delivers free, temporary (one hour up to two weeks) childcare during family emergencies, including: Medical emergencies. Unexpected illness. Accidents. Unemployment. Mental health episodes. Unexpected death. Domestic violence. Homelessness. Legal issues. Unstable/unsafe housing.

• Adress new and distressing symptoms of mental health in their early stages for young people, it offers opportunities to help prevent progression to more serious confitions.* Helps young people to ideantify, monitor, and manage changes in behavior and meantal health. Can include: Individual therapy. Group therapy. Problem solving. Social Skills training. Goal planning. Safety planning. Psycho-education. Relapse prevention. Treatment for substance use. Involvement of the family. Medication as needed. Assistance with difficulties in school or at work. Other interventions as needed, including sleep, nutrition, and excercise.

• Offers Behavioral Health. Screenings. Psychiatric evaluations. Assessments. Medication Management. Crisis support. Care coordination. Talk therapy. Brief support therapy. Intensive psychotherapy.

• Provides assessment for mental health and substance abuse issues, including heroin or opioid addiction, other drug addictions, alcoholism, and mental health or emotional crises.* Determines level of care needed and links individuals to the appropriate level of care, including: Detox Overdose prevention Inpatient services Outpatient services Residential treatment Emergency care

• Provides a 24-hour, confidential hotline for mental health and substance use issues, including stress, anxiety, fear, depression, loneliness and/or drugs/alcohol.

• Provides an adult outpatient services clinic that includes: Intake evaluation & assessment Individual, group, and family counseling Psychiatric assessment and service Monitoring and management of psychiatric medications Care management services Psychological Testing and services

• Provides public education and referral for suicide prevention. NAMI Basics: a free 6-session course for parents, guardians, and other family living with a child or adolescent experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges. Nothing to Hide-Mental Illness in the Family: a museum quality, black and white photo-text exhibit consists of 20 photographs and interviews of families navigating the mental health system with their loved ones. The exhibit demonstrates qualities such as courage, resilience and the resourcefulness of family members advocating for their loved ones. NAMI Family to Family: a free 8-week course, 2 1/2 hours long, virtual or in person. Fopr family memeber and friends with an adult loved one with a serious mental health condition. NAMI ending the silence: youth awarenes and education, 50 min presentation in school for high schoolers. Provides awarances on mental health, signs, coping skills, miths, stigmas.