BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES

Every year, people in crisis turn to us for help in navigating some of life's most difficult challenges.

Whether you're an adult or young person, life brings on sets of challenges that can be difficult to navigate. At Catholic Charities, we understand and we want to help.

Through our Behavioral Health Services, we offer counseling services grounded in Catholic values and social teaching. We strive for positive psychological outcomes that includes early intervention, prevention, improved behavioral and emotional functioning, and accessible care.

behavioral health services in-person and teleHealth

Behavioral health therapy sessions are offered in-person and remotely. All telehealth sessions utilize a secure video communication conferencing system. All client information is kept safe, concealed and confidential.

Most major insurance plans and self-pay accepted.

Outpatient Mental Health Services

Our outpatient therapy services provides private and confidential interventions to individuals of all ages including children, teens, and adults in need of professional guidance concerning marriage and family, mental health, and substance misuse. We teach skills for enhanced family communication, improved daily functioning and increased self-esteem.

Therapy services are offered for individuals, couples, and families and provided by dual licensed independent mental health practitioners and alcohol and drug counselor.

Marriage and Family Counseling

Grief and Loss (death; divorce; etc.)

Behavioral Challenges

Relationships/Marriage/Family

Parenting

Intimacy

Worry; Stress

Social Acceptance

Substance Use Disorders

Substance Use Evaluation

Individual Therapy

Mental Health

Anxiety

Depression; Suicide

Self-Harm

Eating Disorder

Impulse Control Disorder

Trauma

Peer Issues

SCHOOL MENTAL HEALTH

Catholic Charities offers mental health services for school-aged students from metro-area Catholic schools in rural communities. We are reaching students every day by providing the support needed to relieve symptoms of depression and anxiety, enhance areas of social competency, provide immediate access to service, and improve behavioral and emotional functioning.

Services are provided by licensed mental health practitioners in a confidential manner, as referred by the administration of the school.

Services Provided to the School:

Individual and Family Therapy

School Consultation Resource

Suicide Prevention Training

Mental Health Training

Substance Misuse Training

Crisis Response/Support

Participation in Family Team Meetings

Needs Addressed with the Student/Family:

Depression; Suicide

Self-harm

Anxiety; Stress; Worry

Peer Issues/Pressure

Behavioral Challenges

Trauma

Social Media Concerns

Substance Misuse (Tobacco, Vaping, Alcohol, Drugs, etc.)