Children’s Services

 

We offer Behavioral Health Services for Children and Youth in Lycoming and Clinton County who are Behavioral HealthChoices members (or eligible for Behavioral HealthChoices benefits).

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Behavioral Health Services for Children and Youths available to Behavioral HealthChoices members include:

Psychiatric Outpatient. 

These are clinic based services provided by a therapist, psychologist or psychiatrist. Services can be delivered individually, or in a group.

Targeted Case Management (Intensive Case Management and Resource Coordination). This service provides a mental health case manager that completes an assessment and develops a plan to help the child and family access services, obtain benefits and develop natural supports.

Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) There are  several kinds of IBHS including,

IBHS – ABA: an evaluation conducted with the child, youth, or young adult that is used to develop a plan for interventions to achieve a targeted behavior.

IBHS-Individual: one on one intensive therapeutic interventions and supports that are used to reduce and manage problem behaviors, increase coping strategies, and support skill development for a child, youth, or young adult in the home, school, or other community setting.

IBHS-Group: therapeutic interventions provided primarily in a group format through clinical interventions, including psychotherapy and ABA services, structured activities, and community integration activities that address a child’s, youth’s or young adult’s identified treatment needs.

Family-Based Mental Health Services.  These are team delivered services who focus on the needs of the child and family. The team focus is on delivering family and individual therapy, as well as assisting the family with basic needs.

Partial Hospitalization.  These are intensive clinical services that provide group, individual and family counselling, and psychiatric services. Individuals would receive several hours of clinical work in any given day. The length of treatment could be several days, to several months.

Residential Treatment Facility. This is a service for people under 21 years old.  In this service the member lives at the facility while the treatment is being received.  This service provides intensive individual, family and group therapy with the goal for the child to move back with the family or to step down to other community based services.

Crisis Intervention Services.   These services members can use any time of the day or night to help them in a crisis.  These services keep the member safe and treat the problem until the problem has passed.

Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital. This is overnight care in a hospital. This service is used if your problem cannot be treated outside the hospital to provide stabilization.


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Evidence-Based Mental Health Services

Multisystemic Therapy (MST) 

An evidenced based intensive family and community based treatment program for youth with emotional and behavioral disturbances and often targeted to juvenile offenders.

Parent Child Interactive Therapy (PCIT)

PCIT is an evidence-based therapy which is structured into 12-20 weekly sessions that focus on Child-Directed Interaction and Parent-Directed Interaction.  This process works with the parents of children ages 2.5 to 7 years who exhibit challenging behaviors.

Peer Support for Youth and Young Adult

Peer support is provided by trained youth peer support specialists, one-on-one or in a group, for youth ages 14-25. Peers help youth and young adult develop skills to improve their overall functioning, and provide support during transition to adulthood.


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Substance Use Disorder Services

Outpatient Drug and Alcohol Services. These are clinic based services provided by a therapist or Doctor.

Non-Hospital Drug & Alcohol Residential and Rehabilitation. These services help the member stop using drugs and alcohol.  These services are not done in a hospital, but are provided in a community based site that requires the person to stay at the facility.


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We Also Work With the Lycoming-Clinton Child and Adolescent Services System Program (CASSP)

Our Child and Adolescent Service System Program, also known as CASSP, is a comprehensive system of care for youth with serious emotional disturbance and/or substance use disorders.


If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis,

please contact our Crisis Intervention Services partner immediately.

CENTER FOR COMMUNITY RESOURCES (CCR) 

Phone: 1-(844) - 707 - 3224

Text: #63288

Chat: www.ccrinfo.org

Help is here for you day or night.