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Evaluates the mental or emotional status of people who may be experiencing acute or chronic stress or mental health issues, then formulates a recommendation for treatment.

Offers competency and sanity evaluations, expert testimony, and the forensic monitoring of probationers and parolees for adults involved with the criminal justice system.

Provides assessments and, if indicated, treatment for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Recommendations may include medication, skills training and coaching and help managing behavior in a variety of life settings.

Provides a comprehensive psychiatric hospital. Specialties include inpatient medical detoxification, crisis stabilization, dual diagnosis treatment, inpatient stabilization, Suboxone and Vivitrol induction and maintenance, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient services, and relapse prevention.

Provides comprehensive assessments for mental health and substance abuse. Evaluates the nature and extent of an individual's abuse, misuse, and addiction to alcohol or other drugs. Offers comprehensive psychosocial and psychiatric assessment.

Provides a wide range of mental health counseling.

Offers mental health evaluation and treatment for children and youth. Doctors deal with youth who are experiencing a wide variety of psychiatric and behavioral issues including depression, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD), mood disorders, etc. Provides psychiatric disorder counseling.

Provides psychiatric evaluation, appropriate mental health treatment, medications if indicated, follow up, and linking to ongoing psychiatric care for eligible individuals. Care teams include Nurse practitioners who can prescribe meds, psychiatrists, registered nurses, licensed social workers, care coordinators, and client services representatives. Service includes an onsite pharmacy.

Provides a mental health diagnostic assessment to determine the issues or problems facing the client and to aid in determining the course of treatment. Client does not have to be involved in any of the agency's programs in order to make use of this service. Cannot do custody evaluations.

Offers general and psychiatric disorder counseling, clinical evaluations, medication monitoring, and case management. Services include adult intensive unit; support, education and advocacy; financial and budgeting management (Representative Payee); and partial hospitalization.

Harbor works to help children be successful in the home, school and neighborhood by providing services that include counseling, psychological testing, psychiatric evaluation, community based services, community psychiatric supportive treatment, home health services and evidence based treatments

Evaluates the mental or emotional status of people who may be experiencing acute or chronic stress or mental health issues, then formulates a recommendation for treatment.

Offers outpatient mental health services. Diagnostic Assessment, individual and group counseling, Psychiatric Services.

Provides crisis intervention, diagnostic and specialized assessments, individual, family, and group counseling, co-occurring mental health and substance use treatment, intensive co-occurring outpatient program, pharmacological management, transitional-aged youth services, and suicide prevention.

Provides a variety of behavioral health services, including psychiatry, psychology, social work, counseling, and care coordination. Goal is to help individuals cope with the stresses of life, enhance relationships, and improve overall mental and emotional health. Topics may include adult attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), depression, dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorders, grief and loss, mood disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, emotional trauma, schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, sexual abuse, sleep problems, and stress management. Service includes assessment and possible observation for 23-hours.

Harbor works to help children be successful in the home, school and neighborhood by providing services that include counseling, psychological testing, psychiatric evaluation, community based services, community psychiatric supportive treatment, home health services and evidence based treatments

Provides mental health and substance abuse services. Offers brief, solution-focused and longer-term counseling and psychotherapy for individuals, couples, families and groups. The program also proposes Community Support Services to adults with severe and persistence mental illness. Specialty programs for adults with dual diagnosis of substance abuse and mental illness.

Provides a wide range of counseling services.

Provides adult psychiatric services, including evaluations, inpatient units, substance abuse treatment and psychiatric emergency room care.

Provides clinical evaluations to evaluate and determine the mental or emotional status of the client and will make referrals for treatment.

Offers general and psychiatric disorder counseling, clinical evaluations, medication monitoring, and case management. Services include adult intensive unit; support, education and advocacy; financial and budgeting management (Representative Payee); and partial hospitalization.

Provides in home screening for post-partum depression to new fathers. Visits take approximately one hour (two visits in all). If a mental health issue is indicated, the father will be referred to appropriate care and agency will provide short term follow up to check on their progress.

Offers individual and group counseling to those whose lives have been affected by their own or a loved one's use or abuse of drugs or alcohol. Provides assessement for drug use disorder as well as mental health issues. Offers psychiatric counseling. Offers dual diagnosis services for those with mental health concerns and substance abuse issues. Peer Recovery Support may also be part of the program.

Provides diagnostic mental health assessments and evaluations. Will recommend and/or provide referrals to specific treatment programs and services.

Provides involuntary psychiatric evaluations and possible commitment of persons who are mentally ill and pose a danger to themselves and/or others. This is referred to as having someone "probated" and should be used as a last resort. Other avenues for assistance such as the police or a mental health agency should be utilized first. Persons who want to have someone probated will file with the court and receive an Order of Detention. Once this order is received, the order is taken to the police department the same day. At that point, the order must be carried through. The police will then pick up the probated individual, take the individual to the hospital, and within 24 hours, a psychiatric evaluation will be done. A court date for a hearing is then set and will be held within five court days, or ten calendar days after the person is taken to the hospital. At the hearing, it will be decided if the person should be committed or released.