Concern

About Concern

Children, adolescents, and their families get assistance for various mental health concerns, such as anxiety, depression, disruptive behavior, and tensions within the home. Many clients come from different backgrounds and reach out for help with school-related difficulties, managing emotions, substance-related issues, or life stressors including grief, trauma, and unstable family situations. Care is provided in familiar places like homes and schools, allowing clients to practice new coping and adjustment skills where they matter most.

The center is on Spruce Street near the intersection with S. 21st Street and Fairview Avenue. It provides a range of programs, from outpatient counseling to more intensive options, including family-based mental health services and day treatment (PHP). Clinicians work with structured, evidence-informed approaches such as Functional Family Therapy (FFT), Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT). Treatments can involve individual, group, or family sessions, along with case management, trauma screening, and around-the-clock crisis support.

Through collaboration with law enforcement, the Co-Responder program helps people experiencing a crisis avoid unnecessary detention by directing them to mental health, substance use, and community resources. During urgent calls, clinicians and officers respond jointly and use trauma-informed, person-centered methods. This coordinated approach supports de-escalation, lowers the likelihood of repeated arrests, and helps ensure that individuals who need help receive timely support instead of being sent through the justice system.

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