We offer a variety of services to meet the behavioral health needs of youth in our community. We provide programs for individuals and offer group support when appropriate. Depending on the service, our staff may work with clients in their home, in the community, at school or in one of our facilities. We also offer services to support the whole family. This can feel like an overwhelming number of options, the good news is you don’t have to figure it out alone. To get started you will meet with a member of our evaluation team. At the end of the session they will help identify which programs are right for your family and get you signed up for an appointment.
Main Office
Main Office
Youth Services
Services for Children and Teens
The Healthcare Home is an alternative approach to the delivery of health care services which focuses on integrated healthcare and provides better results than traditional “disconnected” care.
CMHS understands the importance of eliminating barriers for our community members to get in for the services they desire. To that end we have adopted an Open Access process for intake for new consumers.
The mission of Outpatient Services is to promote mental health and wellness by providing licensed professional counselors who can listen, help a person evaluate their needs, and assist in the creation of a plan of action to successfully handle life’s struggles.
The mission of Outpatient Services is to promote mental health and wellness by providing licensed professional counselors who can listen, help a person evaluate their needs, and assist in the creation of a plan of action to successfully handle life’s struggles.
We partner with area districts to provide the best support to students, families and school faculty. School-Based Services were created as an innovative approach to provide rapid access to care in the school setting.
There are times when a child or youth may benefit from a brief out-of-home placement. This program is open for children and youth aged 5-18 who have severe emotional and behavioral challenges.
Youth aged 12-18 who struggle with substance use. Services provided include individual/group counseling, group education, family therapy, as well as community and peer support.
Prevention Specialists implement psycho-educational group curriculum to provide students K-12 with help to address: bullying, teen-dating violence, grief, loss, violence in the home/community, substance use, suicide awareness and prevention, transition to adulthood and develop emotional intelligence.
It is the goal of CMHS to keep the family unit intact while working with children and youth to build the skills needed for positive peer and family relationships while learning to manage and regulate their emotions and behaviors.
The Healthcare Home is an alternative approach to the delivery of health care services which focuses on integrated healthcare and provides better results than traditional “disconnected” care.
CMHS understands the importance of eliminating barriers for our community members to get in for the services they desire. To that end we have adopted an Open Access process for intake for new consumers.
The mission of Outpatient Services is to promote mental health and wellness by providing licensed professional counselors who can listen, help a person evaluate their needs, and assist in the creation of a plan of action to successfully handle life’s struggles.
The mission of Outpatient Services is to promote mental health and wellness by providing licensed professional counselors who can listen, help a person evaluate their needs, and assist in the creation of a plan of action to successfully handle life’s struggles.
We partner with area districts to provide the best support to students, families and school faculty. School-Based Services were created as an innovative approach to provide rapid access to care in the school setting.
There are times when a child or youth may benefit from a brief out-of-home placement. This program is open for children and youth aged 5-18 who have severe emotional and behavioral challenges.
Youth aged 12-18 who struggle with substance use. Services provided include individual/group counseling, group education, family therapy, as well as community and peer support.
Prevention Specialists implement psycho-educational group curriculum to provide students K-12 with help to address: bullying, teen-dating violence, grief, loss, violence in the home/community, substance use, suicide awareness and prevention, transition to adulthood and develop emotional intelligence.
It is the goal of CMHS to keep the family unit intact while working with children and youth to build the skills needed for positive peer and family relationships while learning to manage and regulate their emotions and behaviors.
Title VI
Comprehensive Mental Health Services, Inc. operates its programs and services without regard to race, color, or national origin, in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.