• Treatment for all ages
• Individual, family, group and couples mental health counseling
• Treatment for most behavioral health concerns, life stressors and diagnosis

• Individual counseling
• Custom treatment plans for patient's specific needs
• Evidence-based modalities that are designed to support patients who don't need 24/7 care or detoxification
• Collaborates with Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) therapy

• Individual and group treatment provided by FHS on the school’s campus.
• Strives to decrease the barriers that many students face.
• Works alongside the school’s team to compliment the work they are currently doing to support students.

Psychiatric nurse practitioners help patients whose current medications are not achieving the desired results for symptom management. They communicate with the patient and their primary care physician (PCP) to better understand medication needs and work on reaching symptom stability with medications.

Care will be transferred back to PCP for ongoing medication management after stabilization has occurred.

Community-Based Rehabilitation

• Designed for adults & children.
• Focused on developing skills.
• Provided in the community and/or home to help build and reinforce social, emotional and self-care skills to increase daily functioning and successfully handle stressful situations.

Peer Support

• Work with people who have been successful in the mental health and/or substance use recovery process.
• Learn from their personal experience to help navigate the process of recovery.
• Through shared understanding, respect and mutual empowerment, peer support workers help people stay engaged in the recovery process.

• Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is a way of delivering a full range of services to people who have a primary diagnosis of schizophrenia or related psychotic disorders or bipolar disorder. ACT's goal is to give patients adequate community care and to help them have a life that isn't dominated by their mental illnesses.
• How Does ACT Help Patients? With ACT, patients get help taking care of their basic needs—taking medications, getting up, and getting through the day. ACT teams work closely with consumers to see which medications work best for them. They help consumers find housing, apply for food stamps, go back to school, or get a job.
• A Team Approach: Psychiatrists, nurses, mental health professionals, employment specialists, substance-abuse specialists, and certified peers join together on ACT teams to give patients ongoing, individualized care.

• Monday | 9am-4:30pm
• Tuesday-Thursday  8:30am-4:30pm
• Friday | 8-4pm
• Phone | (208) 650-7858
• Fax | (208) 933-4471