Assists children and their families with a multidisciplinary team to provide support during and after treatment. Provides services to children ages 5 to 18 years, who have problems that range from mild behavior disorders to psychiatric illnesses.

Provides mental health counseling for active duty military personnel.

Provides access to intensive community based health home care management, Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), and/or housing services (both residential and case management) for adults with severe mental illness.

The Office of Community Services, under NYS Mental Hygiene Law Article 41, is responsible for ensuring a comprehensive array of services across the disability groups of mental health, substance abuse and mental retardation/developmental disabilities for the citizens of Schenectady County. The office operates the County's adult and children's SPOA (Single Point of Access) and AOT (Assisted Outpatient Treatment) programs and contracts out direct service provision to a network of provider agencies.

Provides access to intensive community based health home care management, Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), and/or housing services (both residential and case management) for adults with severe mental illness.

Process by which children's mental health community-based services are accessed by which level of service recommendations are reached. May be done through a phone screening, child/ family assessment meeting, collaboration with the referral source and other current providers, record review, and presentation to the SPOA Committee for service planning.

Provides a 24-hour telephone evaluation service for individuals, family members and friends of those with mental illness. Services include evaluation if an individual is suicidal, homicidal, or at risk to harm themselves or others. This is an evaluation service, not a helpline or support chat line.

An evidenced based practice that is a hybrid of mental health clinical services and case management.

Offers emergency evaluations and triage services. Provides referrals for children who are suicidal, exhibiting psychotic behavior or are exhibiting aggressive behavior.

Offers emergency evaluations and triage services. Provides referrals for children who are suicidal, exhibiting psychotic behavior or are exhibiting aggressive behavior.

Mobile Crisis Assessment Team (MCAT) provides 24-hour, 7-days a week intervention, including mental health assessment crisis de-escalation, linkage to services, follow-up services, alerts to identify and assist those who are at increased risk, coordination with schools, medical and mental health providers, and other agencies to provide crisis intervention and to help monitor clients who are at risk.

Provides psychiatric outpatient services to clients ages 18 and older.

Provides timely access to services to support individuals living with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and Serious Emotional Disturbances (SED).

Provides assessment, planning, and referrals for children and youth (ages 5 to 21 years old) in Onondaga County with emotional and behavioral challenges. Serves as a clearinghouse for many home/community-based services as well as out-of-home placements. Also provides assistance with school attendance concerns and has assumed responsibility for PINS (Person in Need of Supervision).

*Provides crisis intervention, client/situation stabilization services face-to-face to divert non-lethal individuals from the county's psychiatric emergency departments as well as to find, support and link individuals to mental health services. Some services include:

• Crisis hotline.
• Mental health assessments.
• Crisis de-escalation and de-briefing.
• Linkage and follow-up to services.
• Alerts to identify and assist those at an increased risk.
• Coordination with schools, medical/ mental health providers and other agencies to provide crisis intervention and to help monitor clients who are at risk.

* Provides Open Access, a 24/7 response to those individuals living with addiction.

* Provides services in partnership with the Rescue Mission of Utica.

Provides citizens of Tioga County with affordable access to services and supports which are necessary to assist them to be productive, caring, and contributing members of the community.

Provides wrap around services to individuals who have been diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness. Assists with service planning and coordination, housing supports, money management, family education, substance abuse treatment, vocational support, mental and physical health treatment, and community referrals to offer support, rehabilitation, and treatment within the community.

This is a program for Veterans with PTSD, TBI, and other disabilities whereby they receive peer support from other Veterans trained in military behavioral health.

Provides clinical services to children and adults with disabilities. Provides evaluations, therapeutic intervention, and primary medical care, including audiology, dental services, nursing, mental health services, occupational, physical, and speech therapy, and assistive technology training.

Provides comprehensive short-term diagnosis and treatment for 36 girls and boys ages 7-15.11 during approximately two months of residence. Following intensive family consultation, the facility recommends placement, return to family and other alternatives.

Provides 24-hr service to persons with psychiatric emergency or emotional crisis.

Provides access to intensive community based health home care management, Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), and/or housing services (both residential and case management) for adults with severe mental illness.

Provides a centralizes referral system for children with serious emotional disturbance who need intensive mental health services to remain at home or in their community.

Offers wide range of mental health services, including evaluation, crisis intervention, and on-going therapy for a full range of psychiatric disorders.

Offers individual, group, couples and family therapy for children, adolescents and adults in NYS licensed mental health clinics. Psychiatric consultation, medication therapy and specialized services for children and trauma survivors are also available. Offers a wide range of services for youth with psychiatric hospitalization and families experiencing problems which interfere with healthy development of their children. Includes treatment for youth through age 21 at risk of suicide, those adjusting to divorce, or other family crisis, eating disorders, social difficulties, unmanageable behavior, depression, or anxiety disorders. Walk-in services are also available for anyone seeking support.