The Adult Behavioral Health Outpatient Program (BHOP) provides Case Management Services and Outpatient Programs for people with serious mental illness (SMI), substance use disorders (SUD) and/or co-occurring disorders (COD). Individuals served may also have co-occurring developmental disabilities. The goal of services is to provide episodic treatment to people to enable them to live effectively with community support.
Case Management Services are strength-based, person-centered services for adults who have serious and persistent mental illness. Services focus on interventions that support recovery and independence. The goal of mental health case management services is to work in partnership with individuals to stabilize behavioral health crises and symptoms, facilitate a successful life in the community, help manage symptom reoccurrence, build resilience, and promote self-management, self-advocacy, and wellness.
Outpatient Programs provide treatment based on evidence-based programing to persons whose primary needs involve SMI, SUD and/or COD. We offer the following services:
- Intensive Stabilization Unit (ISU) – 9+ hours of weekly stabilization and transitional group treatment for people with acute SMI and COD symptoms. The ISU program is designed to help prevent the need for hospitalization or to help people transition from recent hospitalization to less intensive services.
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) – 9+ hours of weekly group treatment for people with SUD and COD symptoms.
- Turning Point – a program for young adults (ages 16-25) providing rapid intervention and wraparound services after the first episode of psychosis. Services are also offered to people who are at high risk of psychosis.
- Outpatient Therapy – short term treatment to individuals with SMI, SUD or COD.