Weekly Mental Health and substance use prevention videos streamed into junior/senior high schools to increase protective factors and help-seeking as well as decrease stigma.

To learn more about WORTH, click here.

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is for community members and youth ages 16+ in suicide intervention tactics.

Training for community members and youth in having conversations with those struggling with mental health or substance use.

Training for crisis therapists and first responders to teach best practices for de-escalating crises, managing difficult situations, and mitigating disruptive behaviors.

Crisis de-escalation and stabilization delivered in a person’s home or out in the community.

Trauma-informed, recovery-oriented, person- and family-centered, and culturally competent psychotherapeutic approaches.

Sliding Scale Fee
Sliding Scale Fee Application

Depression and anxiety groups, Strengthening Families Program, substance use groups.

1-on-1 mindfulness, postures, and breathwork for individualized psychologic and systemic renewal.

The Living Room is a free, inviting space offered to residents in our local communities. We want to provide an alternative to Emergency Departments, by providing a safe, non-clinical space to adults, 18 years old and over, that are experiencing a mental health crisis or substance abuse.

Mobile services are available to those who are unable to come in person. Learn more about The Living Room here.

Emotional support, harm reduction, companionship, care coordination, recovery coaching, and transportation services for persons journeying through substance use.

Boundaries, Seeking Safety, SMART Recovery,

Strengthening Families, Dialectical Behaviroral Therapy 

• Y12SR – yoga for substance use recovery
• Eating disorders
• General wellness classes

View our Mind-Body program page here.

• 42 area organizations in LaSalle, Bureau, Marshall and Putnam Counties coming together to tackle the toughest community problems in mental health and substance use.
• 6 high functioning working groups meet monthly to address gaps and barriers in their communities.
• Includes schools, youth organizations, churches, hospitals, behavioral health organizations, law enforcement, advocacy groups, local government and other area providers.
• Learn more about C5-Rural here.