Offers outreach, biopsychosocial needs assessment, and tailored referrals to support services for older adults who may be at risk due to behavioral health issues. Does not provide emergency services or crisis response. Please consider eligibility carefully before giving out contact info and note that the program preference is to take referrals from professional providers (e.g., primary care or social services) or those directly involved in assisting an at-risk elder (e.g., caregiver or family member).

Helps older adults meet the challenges that can come with both mental illness and challenges to physical health. Partners with clients, their families and medical and care providers in skilled nursing and assisted living facilities to help them improve quality of life. Services include: - Psychiatric services - Therapy - Case management

Provides culturally appropriate counseling and therapy for older adults with mental health needs. Addresses behavioral health conditions among the elderly with severe cognitive issues, mood disorders, and emotional impairment that affect their daily functions. Helps patients improve their ability to function, develop successful coping strategies, and improve their social and life skills. Evaluates for possible triggers for mental illness in the elderly including: - Physical disability - Long-term illness (e. g. , heart disease or cancer) - Dementia-causing illness (e. g. Alzheimer’s disease) - Physical illnesses that can affect thought, memory, and emotion (e. g. thyroid or adrenal disease) - Change of environment, like moving into assisted living, nursing home or adult family home setting. - The emotional impact of the loss of a loved one - Medication interactions and potential side effects - Alcohol or substance use patterns. - Poor diet or malnutrition. - Cultural factors that may impact the individual´s level of functioning

Provides in-home counseling to low-income families with children. Services are provided by Masters-level therapists and family support assistants.  Provides assistance with parenting/discipline techniques, family communication skills, conflict resolution, advocacy, stress management and mental health issues.  Also provides referrals for education, employment, public assistance or housing resources.

Works with families raising children with developmental disabilities. Helps families improve coping with everyday stressors as well as to develop strategies to address more complicated behavioral and emotional issues. Services include: - Eight to 12 weeks of in-home services - Help understanding the meaning of your child’s behavior - Strategies for working with your child more effectively - Links to community support

Provides virtual behavioral health counseling, case management support services, and telepsychiatry consultations for King County Medicaid recipients. Includes intake assessment and behavioral health diagnostics, with follow-up counseling and case management support by master’s level mental health counselors and social workers. Services are provided to those who reside in their own homes, adult family homes, assisted living facilities, and skilled nursing facilities. Alcohol or substance abuse concerns cannot be the primary challenge. Also offers telepsychiatry consultative support in coordination with a client’s primary care physician.

The Behavioral Health Mobile Clinic travels to a variety of locations to offer additional access for medical patients to high quality, integrated behavioral healthcare services. The mobile clinic is a secure, private space with the same behavioral health services offered at other PCHS clinics.

Provides intensive, short-term (3-5 months) home, school, and community-based services to adolescents and their families who are experiencing family conflicts, troubles in school, contact with juvenile justice system, mental health issues, anti-social behavior, and/or are or have been involved with Child Welfare. Designed to build improved positive relationships, improved school functioning, and decrease negative behavior and involvement with the legal system. Provides the client and family services 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, when and where those services are needed. Program may involve family therapy, marital therapy, individual treatment, case management, crisis stabilization, psychiatric medication, evaluations of the youth's peer network, consultation with schools and other service providers, and liaison activities with the schools, courts, and mental health providers. Agency provides state-certified service(s).

Individualized services to ensure youth and their families live successfully in their homes and communities. Wraparound Intensive Services (WISE) provides comprehensive behavioral healthcare services and supports to Medicaid-eligible individuals age 21 or younger and their families.

Provides comprehensive support services in collaboration with local schools, the Juvenile Justice System, the Department of Social and Health Services, community centers, and non-profit youth services agencies. Services include: - School, community, and home based counseling, - Individual, group and family therapy, - Violence prevention case management, - Crisis intervention, - Care coordination, - Psychiatric Evaluation, and - Medication Management

Intensive in-home services for 28 days to 18 years old with mental health challenges who are at imminent risk of hospitalization.