Outpatient Mental Health Services
Substance use and mental health concerns often occur together. Our outpatient mental health services support adolescents experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, emotional or behavioral challenges, and other concerns that may affect recovery, school, relationships, and overall well-being.
Licensed mental health clinicians provide individualized, trauma-informed care under clinical supervision. When appropriate, mental health services are coordinated with substance use disorder treatment and medical care, so youth and families receive a more connected approach to healing.
Services
- Comprehensive Mental Health Assessment
Identifies strengths, needs, symptoms, risks, diagnoses when appropriate, and individualized treatment goals. - Individual Counseling
One-on-one therapy tailored to the adolescent’s needs using evidence-based, developmentally appropriate, and trauma-informed approaches. - Family Counseling and Caregiver Support
Helps strengthen communication, improve family relationships, establish healthy structure, and support the adolescent’s continued progress at home. - Group Therapy
Provides opportunities to build coping skills, strengthen emotional regulation, develop healthy relationships, and learn alongside peers when group services are available. - Safety and Crisis Planning
Youth and families work with their clinician to develop an individualized plan that identifies warning signs, coping strategies, support systems, and appropriate resources. - Coordinated Care
Mental health clinicians collaborate with substance use disorder, medical, and other care providers when appropriate to help create a connected treatment experience. - Culturally Responsive Care
Cultural identity, traditions, family, community, and connection may be incorporated into care as meaningful sources of strength, resilience, and healing.
Who We Serve
Outpatient mental health services may be appropriate for:
- Adolescents experiencing mental health concerns that affect daily life, relationships, school, or recovery.
- Youth experiencing both substance use and mental health concerns.
- Youth transitioning from residential treatment who need continued support in the community.
- Adolescents referred by families, healthcare providers, schools, Tribal programs, or community partners.
Benefits of Outpatient Mental Health Care
Outpatient services allow youth to receive ongoing behavioral health support while remaining connected to their families, schools, and communities. Treatment can help adolescents strengthen coping skills, improve emotional regulation, address trauma and other mental health concerns, build healthier relationships, and develop tools that support long-term wellness and recovery.