Provides counseling and support groups for individuals, couples, and families. The support groups help with various social and psychological issues such as addiction, psychotherapy, anxiety management, and bereavement. Domestic violence programs such as SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home) are also available.

Provides support for families with a close relative or friend struggling with mental illness. Support services include: home or office consultations, phone support, support groups, psychoeducational courses, respite services, counseling, and referrals to community resources. Staff is available 24/7 via emergency numbers.

Provides weekly support groups for families and caregivers of children with special emotional, behavioral and mental challenges. Adult supervision is available for youth while parents/caregivers participate in support group meeting.

Provides phone support and referrals to pregnant and postpartum individuals who may be experiencing a perinatal mood disorder. Also offers group support and education in the community, and support to providers who use the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Screen.

Establishing a nurturing environment, the center assists individuals with serious and persistent mental illness in developing skills and motivation to establish and achieve crucial wellness goals for recovery, providing avenues for accessing education, support, and resources essential for cultivating a wellness-centered lifestyle encompassing various dimensions, such as physical, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, social, occupational, environmental, and financial, while also aiding in preventing loneliness and isolation, offering empowerment and leadership opportunities, and facilitating personal growth through supportive pathways.

Provides an online resource for education, awareness, and mutual support for those affected by depression, their families and friends, and those who think they might suffer from depression.

Establishing a nurturing environment, the center assists individuals with serious and persistent mental illness in developing skills and motivation to establish and achieve crucial wellness goals for recovery, providing avenues for accessing education, support, and resources essential for cultivating a wellness-centered lifestyle encompassing various dimensions, such as physical, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, social, occupational, environmental, and financial, while also aiding in preventing loneliness and isolation, offering empowerment and leadership opportunities, and facilitating personal growth through supportive pathways.

Mental Health Clinic provides psychiatric treatment and psychotherapy to children, adults, and families. The clinic specializes in treating chronically mentally ill individuals, as well as people and families infected or affected by HIV illness. Also offers groups to help persons deal with depression, anxiety, and behavior problems.

Establishing a nurturing environment, the center assists individuals with serious and persistent mental illness in developing skills and motivation to establish and achieve crucial wellness goals for recovery, providing avenues for accessing education, support, and resources essential for cultivating a wellness-centered lifestyle encompassing various dimensions, such as physical, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, social, occupational, environmental, and financial, while also aiding in preventing loneliness and isolation, offering empowerment and leadership opportunities, and facilitating personal growth through supportive pathways.

Establishing a nurturing environment, the center assists individuals with serious and persistent mental illness in developing skills and motivation to establish and achieve crucial wellness goals for recovery, providing avenues for accessing education, support, and resources essential for cultivating a wellness-centered lifestyle encompassing various dimensions, such as physical, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, social, occupational, environmental, and financial, while also aiding in preventing loneliness and isolation, offering empowerment and leadership opportunities, and facilitating personal growth through supportive pathways.

Hosts free, peer-led support groups for people with mood disorders, including depression, anxiety, bipolar, and related mood issues. New Beginnings maintains a safe, confidential environment and while sharing experiences, information, coping skills, and support.

Provides linkages to peers and supportive services for individuals with mental health diagnoses. Also provides advocacy at both an individual and systems level.

Provides linkages to peers and supportive services for individuals with mental health diagnoses. Also provides advocacy at both an individual and systems level.

Provides linkages to peers and supportive services for individuals with mental health diagnoses. Also provides advocacy at both an individual and systems level.

Facilitates the improvement of caregivers' quality of life, Offers individualized information, education, and therapeutic support. Through Support Groups and Social Activities Groups, families can connect with others facing similar challenges, led by trained facilitators. Reoccurring Support Groups cover topics like coping with loved ones with schizophrenia, mood disorders, and mental illness, with registration and further details available through the IFSS team.

Provides support, counseling, education, information, and advocacy for families caring for a loved one with mental illness. Services include: counseling for setting realistic expectations, managing stress, securing housing, and planning for the future. Support groups and specialized sessions are available.

Provides both immediate and long-term services, including advocacy, trust coordination, resource coordination, and guardianship, along with ongoing support for the individual's loved one when parents or caregivers are no longer able to provide care.

Fosters a warm, welcoming environment for individuals diagnosed with serious mental illness to acquire skills and motivation for wellness goal achievement, offering education, support, and resources across various dimensions of wellness, including prevention of isolation, empowerment, leadership opportunities, and avenues for personal growth.

Led by social workers, the facility offers mental health and addiction groups and services are offered throughout the year for patients, family, and the community.

Provides a parent support group for families with a child with a mental health issue. There is limited child care and transportation available. Refreshments are served.

Enhancing caregivers' quality of life, Tailors information, education, and therapeutic support. Through Support Groups and Social Activities Groups, families connect with peers facing similar challenges, led by trained facilitators. Reoccurring Support Groups address coping with loved ones with schizophrenia, mood disorders, and mental illness. To register or learn more about upcoming support activities, contact the IFSS team.

Support individuals affected by HIV/AIDS through Hope House by offering case management, monthly HIV support groups for men, women, and general clients, and one to two coping skills groups per month, including activities like Cooking Light and Art Expressions.

Provides education, support, and resources, fostering a holistic lifestyle encompassing physical, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, social, occupational, environmental, and financial wellness dimensions. Additionally, it aids in preventing loneliness and isolation, offers avenues for empowerment and leadership, and serves as catalysts for personal growth.

Provides diverse mental health services for residents, including case management, counseling, psychiatric medication supervision, intensive family support services, outpatient services, PACT (Program in Assertive Community Treatment), partial care offering counseling, case management, prevocational and social groups, recreation, substance abuse counseling, self-help, personal recovery program for mentally ill chemical abusers (MICA), residential services with case management, supervised and semi-supervised housing, family care homes, and vocational services encompassing career planning, job-seeking skills, job placement, and supported employment.

Assisting families dealing with mental health conditions through various services:1. Provide Information and Referral: Offer directories, articles, brochures, and a library of resources on mental illness, treatment, housing options, and legal/financial programs. Staff is available to discuss and explore ways to meet specific client needs.2. Offer Consultation and Education: Provide individual or family guidance with mental health professionals over the phone or in person. Deliver an objective, supportive perspective for handling situations or managing the illness. Consultation available at the agency or home with flexible hours.3. Facilitate Support Groups: Conduct ongoing support groups for families coping with mental illness. Create an opportunity to share and problem-solve with others facing similar situations. Guest speakers cover topics like estate planning, medication, relapse prevention, and treatment resources.4. Provide Respite Care: Offer non-emergency relief for family members seeking a break from caregiving responsibilities.