CRISIS RESOLUTION CENTER MOBILE CRISIS STRENGTHS-BASED CASE MANAGEMENT CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES The Crisis Resolution Center (CRC) in Grants The Mobile Community Crisis Response Team & ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT Children and family programs provide individual, Pass provides treatment to individuals who are provides screening and Peer Specialist Recovery These evidence-based services are community group, and family treatment and skills training for experiencing a psychiatric emergency and who Services for individuals with psychiatric based and individual focused. Multi-disciplinary children, adolescents and parents. We provide may have co-occurring disorders. Individual and emergencies presenting at multiple locations teams assist individuals in recognizing and services in all Josephine County public elementary group therapy, as well as didactic education throughout the community such as response to utilizing their individual strengths and resources as and secondary schools, and alternative education groups, skills training and medication Public Safety, the Sobering Center, Homeless a springboard for addressing goals in the areas of centers. Our programs work closely with families, management are utilized in the stabilization Shelters, medical offices, and Three Rivers employment, education, housing, social support schools, corrections, and other youth-serving process. The program treats these disorders in a Medical Center. and medical services. Clinicians provide support community agencies. CRT and Jackson County safe, therapeutic, homelike environment and is and skill building while also encouraging are Initiative. Our consortium and Child Welfare an alternative to acute hospitalization. JAIL DIVERSION wellness planning, self-advocacy and community provide services to children in Child Welfare The Jail Diversion program provides jail in-reach membership and encourage individuals to achieve custody. GAMBLING RECOVERY PROGRAM and diversion services provided via a therapist, their unique potential. Options’ Gambling Recovery Program provides case manager and Peer Specialist. This program is EASA professional interventions, assessments, designed to divert individuals from the corrections Early Assessment & Support Alliance (EASA) individual treatment planning, one-to-one system into needed mental health services and SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT identifies youth with symptoms of psychosis as early counseling and/or case management sessions, Employment Works is based on a nationally as possible. The evidenced based program provides supports. recognized model of Supported Employment support and treatment to enable children to become group counseling, family involvement (if MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID known as Individual Placement and Support successful in school and their lives. appropriate), and aftercare planning. Services are Mental Health First Aid training is offered to the (IPS) which is proven to be successful in helping also available to family members, whether the people find and keep jobs. IPS is an integral part FAMILY CARE COLLABORATIVE gambler participates or not. community throughout the year to teach a 5-step of recovery that provides ongoing support, The Family Care Collaborative (FCC) program strategy on how to assist someone who is emphasizing individual abilities and desires to DUAL SOLUTIONS CONTINUUM OF CARE experiencing a mental health crisis. works in collaboration with DHS, local school re-enter the community workforce. districts and private referrals and help families grow, Dual Solutions meets the needs of indigent evolve and develop new skills for long lasting individuals experiencing co-occurring mental PEER SERVICES SUPPORTED EDUCATION change with the goal of returning and/or keeping health and addiction disorders. Evidence-based Options offers an Illness Management and The Supported Education program helps clients children in the home. practices are utilized to best meet the individual’s Recovery (IMR) program using Peer Recovery with career planning, academic survival skills, and needs and optimize positive treatment outcomes. Specialists. Peers teach skills and offer supports to provides outreach services and resources to help WRAPAROUND PROGRAM Certified addiction counselors work closely with others as they work to develop and make progress overcome educational barriers. One of three initial Children’s Wraparound a multi-disciplinary team consisting of mental toward their life goals and recovery. Initiatives in Oregon. This evidence-based program health professionals. works in collaboration with Child Welfare and other ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT DIALECTICAL BEHAVIOR THERAPY Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is an community partners to address the needs of children HOUSING & RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is an (and families). evidence based, team approach that provides Options offers several residential treatment evidence-based cognitive-behavioral therapy that comprehensive psychiatric treatment and support facilities for adults with severe and persistent brings results and hope to many young people and MEDICAL UNIT and PRIMARY CARE to adults who have a history of serious and mental illnesses, as well as independent housing, The Medical Unit provides medical services that their families who are struggling with issues such persistent mental illness. The multidisciplinary include psychiatric assessments and evaluations, in Josephine and Jackson Counties. We also as chronic depression/anxiety, self-harm, anger, outreach team is comprised of a psychiatric nurse consultations, referral to community partner staff, provide transitional drug and alcohol free impulsivity, eating disorders, attention problems, practitioner, registered nurse, therapist, dual consulting via a direct phone line for primary care housing in Grants Pass for women who are confusion about self, relationship issues, substance diagnosis specialist, peer specialist employment providers, prescribing medications, and medication developing the life skills the need to acquire abuse, and other dilemmas. specialist and case manager. monitoring and management. Options has integrated permanent, clean and sober housing. Contact our residential program for more information. its own Primary Care services at Hillside Center for This is not a full list of services and supports that Options physical health care needs of clients. provides. Please contact us for more information .

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ADULT THERAPY SERVICES INTEGRATED PRIMARY CARE Administrative Office Mental health specialists and a panel of BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 1215 SW G Street contracted private providers perform group and On site therapist and/or nurse practitioner Grants Pass Oregon 97526 (541) 476-2373 individual psychotherapy, mental health located in multiple primary care office including assessments, and other services for adults, Grants Pass Clinic and Women’s Health Center. including referrals to appropriate community Integrated behavioral health services are also resources. Options for Southern Oregon provided in federally qualified health centers. Creekside Center

1181 SW Ramsey Avenue serves people of all ages in our

CASE MANAGEMENT/SKILLS TRAINING Grants Pass, Oregon 97527 community who have mental 5 STAR PATIENT CENTERED PRIMARY Evidence based strengths based Case (541) 476-2373 health needs. Our holistic Management program promotes community CARE HOME (PCPCH) Child & Family Services Certified Behavioral Health Center integration via work, education, housing, access Family Medical Nurse Practitioner imbedded in approach addresses housing, Hillside Center provided integrated medical to entitlements, social and leisure activities, and advocacy, community other community based supports. Education and services to individuals with mental illness and co-occurring disorders. This PCPCH has a 5 star integration, crisis training on a variety of life skills. rating and is recognized as achieving the highest Hillside Center intervention, therapy, OSECE AND OCEACT ranking possible. 1545 Harbeck Road co-occurring issues, Grants Pass, Oregon 97527 Options is the Oregon Supported Employment education, work, and SUICIDE PREVENTION SERVICES & (541) 476-2373 Center for Excellence (OSECE) and helps train Adult Services economic well-being. We foster the more than 37 sites in Oregon in this successful ASSIST TRAINING Psychiatry Services model of employment. Options is also the This prevention and education program is aimed Certified Behavioral Health Center development of mental and Oregon Center for Excellence for Assertive at increasing identification, referral, treatment emotional health in children, Community Treatment (OCEACT). OCEACT and coordination of services for individuals at adults, and families, and support works with 35 ACT teams. Both Centers for risk of suicide. our clients’ participation as Excellence provide training, technical assistance Illinois Valley Center BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FOR OLDER 319 Caves Highway respected members of the and program evaluation/certification annually to the programs. ADULTS & PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Cave Junction, Oregon 97523 (541) 476-2373 community. The Specialist in this program facilitates the Adult Services MENTAL HEALTH COURT education of community partners regarding the Child & Family Services by appt. Options collaborates with Community field of geriatrics, disability, mental health, and Phone All Offices: (541) 476-2373 Corrections, Public Safety, the Public addiction services by improving service Fax: (541) 476-1526 Defender’s office, the District Attorney’s office, coordination and reducing gaps for people with www.optionsonline.org and the Courts to divert mentally ill offenders multiple needs.Options State Street Bryson Center from jail or prison and engage them in mental 3156 State Street 200 Beatty Street health treatment. PEER SUPPORTEDMedford, Oregon 97504 INDEPENDENT Medford, Oregon 97501 HOUSING (541) 476-2373 (541) 476-2373 Crisis Hotlines: Adult Services THINKING SKILLS FOR WORK A collaborativeChild & Family program Services with United Child & Family Services Josephine County: (541) 474-5360 This program is designed to improve a client’s Community ActionPsychiatry NetworkServices (UCAN) for Psychiatry Services Jackson County: (541) 774-8201 ability to benefit from supported employment increased supported housing for individuals with Certified Behavioral Health Center and combines computer cognitive training mental illness. or Dial 911 within vivo applications.