For individuals experiencing an acute psychiatric crisis that requires 24-hour support in a structured, voluntary setting, our Crisis Residence programs provide focused, short-term care designed to help you regain stability and return to daily life.

"An important part of mental health treatment or addiction recovery is having access to the support and guidance from those with a shared experience.Through peer counseling, peer support services help those in recovery understand they are not defined by a mental health or addiction diagnosis.Peer Specialists coach individuals as they work through issues that are perceived as obstacles. Whether it is budgeting, time management or other planning skills, the Peer Specialist mentors and guides a person in order to overcome various challenges."

"Are you experiencing a mental health or substance use emergency? Do you have access to a phone? If so, call 518-483-3261 at any time of day or night, seven days a week. During regular business hours, talk with a trained therapist who will guide you through the steps you may take toward reaching safety. Outside of business hours, calls are handled through an answering service that connects individuals in need to a therapist. "

In addition to therapy, prescribed medications are valuable in the treatment of mental health, addiction and co-occurring diagnosis. When properly managed, medication has shown to alleviate symptoms and prevent relapses related to mental health or addiction. Medications can also help patients minimize cravings and maintain sobriety.

Provides mental health and case management services to incarcerated individuals.Upon release from incarceration provides transition planning to connect individuals to community supports. Assists with basic needs, medicaid reinstatement, reduces barriers to post release appointment attendance.

Provides a safe, supportive and neutral setting for youth and families to interact. In addition, coached visitation serves as an enhancement to CHJC’s parent education classes, whereby birth parents can put into practice new and appropriate parenting techniques that will aid in returning their child to their care. When applicable, foster parents are also included as part of the learning process.

Assists Child Protective Services (CPS) by co-locating a behavioral health specialist with the CPS Office. Provides brief counseling, clinical/diagnostic referrals and reccomendations for families and staff.

Mental Health services to youth and adults. Services MAY include: individual, family, group therapy, medication management.Discounted rates and sliding scale available, accepts medicaid, medicare, and many private insurances

Catholic Charities assists with economic stability and counseling services for families and individuals in crisis. Support may include counseling and financial aid, community education, information, and referral, and casework services as needed. Assistance is non-religion based.