Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Crisis intervention and hospital prescreening services are available face-to-face or by phone (as appropriate) 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) workers evaluate individuals in psychiatric crisis and enable them to receive appropriate services (e.g., hospitalization, crisis residential services, CPST or outpatient counseling.). Evaluation sites include agency facilities (during office hours) and local Emergency Rooms.

Offers 24-hour support and crisis management to hospital patients who have experienced domestic violence. Advocates meet with patients to discuss options, safety planning, and community resources. Advocates can assist victims to arrange intake to the shelter directly from the hospital. Outreach counseling is also available to clients in a secure, confidential location. Advocates are available to offer 24 hr. suppport over the phone to anybody who is a survivor of domestic violence (COPEline takes information and transfers call to WomenSafe's advocate).

Provides mental health services and substance use treatment services including case management, assessments and treatment services, inpatient detoxification, medication assisted treatment, individual and group counseling, medical and psychological evaluations, primary care, and vocational services.

Provides crisis intervention services to victims of anti-LGBTQ+ violence. Available by phone, text, chat, and email. In person support and intervention may be available in certain circumstances. Support groups and other support services coming soon.

Offers an entry point for ongoing behavioral health services and provides an avenue for crisis management by triaging consumer needs by qualified behavioral health professionals. Using a multidisciplinary staffing approach including behavioral health clinicians, nurses and care coordination, the program aims to address consumer needs in an integrated and coordinated fashion.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Provides crisis de-escalation, immediate response, and wraparound stabilization services for up to 42 days following a crisis involving a youth and young adults age 20 years old and under. Services provided by the Mobile Response and Stabilazation Services (MRSS) team may include: safety assessments, de-escalation, peer support, and skill building,

Serves children (age 5+) and adults experiencing imminent danger resulting from a behavioral health crisis need. Crisis Intervention Specialists provide counseling and access to intervention and triage services to safely resolve their crisis and/or return to an improved level of functioning.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Deputies with C.I.T. Training are available to assist mentally ill individuals and their families during a crisis. They can make referrals to Behavioral Healthcare Partners of Central Ohio or other mental health agencies. They will also direct clients to mental health hospitalization.

Provides mental health services and substance use treatment services including case management, assessments and treatment services, inpatient detoxification, medication assisted treatment, individual and group counseling, medical and psychological evaluations, primary care, and vocational services.

Provides in-person crisis intervention assistance. Offers a short-term, intensive community-based support program that can include: safety assessments, de-escalation, skill building and linkage to ongoing support. Common issues staff can help with include: Escalating emotional or behavioral issues; Mental health issues; Substance use concerns; Physical or emotional; trauma; School truancy; Running away from home; Caregiver/child conflict; and/or Suicidal thoughts.

The Behavioral Health Crisis Care Center is a 10 bed, walk-in, voluntary program that can serve people who are in mental health and/or substance use crisis. Note: Use Door One. Individuals can walk-in anytime to get an initial assessment. After the initial assessment is complete, the client then may be referred to other local agencies for therapeutic treatment or follow up services as appropriate.

CRBHS offers crisis support as an intervention to help individuals respond to overwhelming events and experiences. Crisis support is focused on minimizing the stress of the event and assuring that safety and other basic needs are appropriately met. In addition to providing support, therapists also help clients and families to develop coping skills to deal with the immediate crisis. This may involve helping the client to explore alternative solutions to the problem, identifying and implementing stress reduction techniques, and encouraging positive thinking. This process is not just about teaching these skills to he client, it is also about encouraging the client to make a commitment to continue utilizing these skills in the future.

Provides support groups, crisis response, school outreach, workplace service, community programs, professional support and educational presentations and consultation that impacts the workplace or schools.

Serves children (age 5+) and adults experiencing imminent danger resulting from a behavioral health crisis need. Crisis Intervention Specialists provide counseling and access to intervention and triage services to safely resolve their crisis and/or return to an improved level of functioning.

Crisis Intervention services are available with the goal of providing or assisting in obtaining necessary resources to stabilize a crisis situation.

Crisis Intervention services are available with the goal of providing or assisting in obtaining necessary resources to stabilize a crisis situation.

Services are provided 24/7 for youth and adults experiencing a mental health or alcohol/drug crisis. Callers MUST have a mental health diagnosis to receive financial assistance.

Washington County Crisis Response Team (LOSS Team) provides supportive services to agencies, businesses and/or individuals in Washington County who have experienced a recent suicide, sudden traumatic loss, or traumatic event. Offers support to people impacted by a sudden and/or traumatic loss or event with immediate needs to regain a sense of control over their lives and to promote individual and community healing. Sudden and/or traumatic loss can include: - Completed Suicide- Confirmed and Non-confirmed - Drug Overdose - Intentional and Unintentional - Fatal Car/ATV/Snowmobile Accidents - Sudden death from natural causes - Homicide - Pandemic Stress.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Our primary goal is to provide safe, clinically necessary interventions to: - Those who are at possible risk of harming themselves and/or someone else - Those who are acutely psychotic - Those in crisis.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.